The Road to Arda Healed
Cameron BourqueinThe Road to Arda Healed is the Tolkien scholarship blog of independent scholar Cameron Bourquein who focuses on Sauron, his Primary World development, his fandom reception, and his intersections with the metaphysics of Middle-earth.
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Talking Sauron on The Athrabeth Podcast
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From Mind to Mind [Conference Presentation]
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Reading, Rending, and Queering the Web of Story [Published Proceedings Paper]
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Cameron is an independent scholar who received her BA from Anderson University in 2006 (Theatre Studies, Graphic Design, Information Systems). A lover of Tolkien since the mid 90s, Cameron is currently focused on researching Sauron.
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