Personal Canon Formation
John Halbrooks, Matthew LongA newsletter about how we read and listen to enrich our lives
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Tolkien and Race
In Junot Díaz's brilliant novel, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, the title character is a precocious and unpopular boy growing up in New Jersey, who wants to be the "Dominican Tolkien." Those of us of who were introverted and bookish...
Tolkien's Ents: Ecology Meets Philology
An aerial view of the White Horse of Uffington, Oxfordshire, UK
Today, we’re going to talk about everybody’s favorite deciduous character: Treebeard. I think that he is a central figure in LOTR and that he creates the connections that tie...
Tolkienian Deep Time II: The Mountain, the Abyss, and the Hythe
At the gate of Moria, as pictured by Alan Lee in the centenary edition.
The Hythe
Before getting started with today’s main topic, I would like to share a curiosity that I have discovered regarding use of the word hythe, which I could...
Tolkienian Deep Time: Elves and Lothlórien
The heart of Lothlórien, as pictured by Alan Lee in the centenary edition.
In Book Two of The Fellowship of the Ring, the company leaves Galadriel and Lothlórien by boat. She gives the company their precious gifts, including Frodo's phial,...
Could "The Council of Elrond" Have Been an Email?
Rivendell, as imagined by Alan Lee, from the Tolkien Century Edition, 1992.
I have sat through so many committee meetings, a few that were productive, some that were necessary, and many more that could have been an email—so many hours of m...
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