Saint Tolkien
Kaleb HammondA blog exploring the treasures of Catholic inspiration in the life and writings of J.R.R. Tolkien.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | sainttolkien.substack.com |
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Tolkien and Escapism
Those who dislike Tolkien always dislike the genre itself, scorning its ‘escapism.’ They forget that Fantasy does not only help us escape from circumstances, but also from falsehoods, self-deceptions, and narrowness of vision; from the fami...
Recovery of Freshness: A Celebration of Tolkien Fanart #13
For this entry in Recovery of Freshness, I chose another image from the great Polish artist Anna Kulisz. Using oil on canvas and inspired by the beautiful autumns of Poland, Anna shows the brilliant sunlight streaming through the mallorn tr...
Tolkien on Evil (2/2)
God, as infinite and pure Being (ipsum esse subsistens), is Truth, Goodness and Beauty, and so everything that participates in His Being shares these traits, what are classically called the “transcendental properties of being.” Accordingly,...
Recovery of Freshness: A Celebration of Tolkien Fanart #12
The image chosen for this entry in Recovery of Freshness is a drawing, possibly in charcoal, from one of my favorite Tolkien illustrators, the Polish traditional artist Anna Kulisz. Despite being essentially in monochrome, Elrond and his wa...
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I am a Roman Catholic, an aspiring writer of both fiction and nonfiction and a graduate from Holy Apostles College & Seminary with a B.A. in English and Theology. My special topics of interest are St. Thomas Aquinas and J.R.R. Tolkien.
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