Making by the Law in Which We're Made
G. K. Sá EarpEssays and random thoughts on literature and fantasy — with some original fiction sprinkled on top
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Themes of Your Own: The Legitimacy of (Sub)Creating in The Silmarillion
My favourite quote from The Silmarillion comes from the very first chapter. After the clash between the songs of Melkor and that of the other Ainur, Eru Ilúvatar raises his hand and the Music stops. Ilúvatar then says:
Happy Birthday
Making by the Law in Which We’re Made turned one year old last Wednesday, on the 5th. On the same day, as if fate bound, became my 100th subscriber. To celebrate it, I would like to take a step back and look at the year that has passed, an...
Why I Secretly Hate The Chronicles of Narnia
Like many in the “Inklingsphere”, I seem unable to discuss any subject without quoting C. S. Lewis. More than half of my essays mention him or his work in one way or the other. Because Lewis is just that damn good.
Merry Christmas, Everyone
> On the morn when evey man remembers the time
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