Morgoth’s Ring
Melkor also had a Ring, and the connection between his and Sauron’s gives greater understanding to the nature of evil in Tolkien’s Legendarium
Melkor also had a Ring, and the connection between his and Sauron’s gives greater understanding to the nature of evil in Tolkien’s Legendarium
Though often overshadowed by the Rings of Power and the One Ring, Aragorn’s Ring has a trove of interesting lore behind it
The area of my life that’s actually proceeded according to plan and represents the fruit of long labor is my secondary career as a writer
The Yule of pre-Christians pagans, whether the feast days in Middle-earth or Grandfather Yule in the Father Christmas Letters, does not merely precede Christmas, it presages it. For Tolkien – much like the scribe of Beowulf, as well as for his fellow Inklings – there was room enough in life and literature for the Christian and the pagan; for Christmas and Yule.
Tolkien wrote a great deal about the Seventh Age, especially the epochal event which started it
The nature of the Palantíri and their history across the ages
A brief survey of the various taxonomical branches of Elves
A survey of Tolkien’s writings outside of his Legendarium
Tolkien’s narrative conceit was that his works about Middle-earth were translated from long-lost manuscripts written by the characters themselves
My first script for In Deep Geek, about my favorite character from Lord of the Rings
The final fates of Frodo, Aragorn, and all the rest of the Fellowship of the Ring
Regarding Hengest & Horsa, Sheave, King Ing, and other inspirations
When I take that long expected journey to Niggle’s Parish, my writings are the leaves I’ll leave behind
an Ars Poetica
“Deus Vult!”