On the Lines of William Morris by William Morris. In a 1914 letter to his future wife, Tolkien wrote that he was writing a story “on the lines of Morris’ romances.” Here, in one inexpensive volume, are two of the best known of his tales of great quests much like those taken by Bilbo and Frodo: The Well at the World’s End and The Wood Beyond the World. Paperback: 978-1-58742-024-5.
Untangling Tolkien by Michael W. Perry. Here is the book Tolkien fans have been waiting for—a detailed, day-by-day, book-length chronology of The Lord of the Rings. Whether you are a serious Tolkien fan or simply someone who enjoys reading the story over and over again, this is the book for you. Paperback: 978-1-58742-019-1.
Celebrating Middle-earth edited by John G. West Jr. Six Tolkien scholars give the literary, political and spiritual background to The Lord of the Rings. Contributors are John West, Peter Kreeft, Janet Leslie Blumberg, Joseph Pearce, Kerry Dearborn, and Phillip Goggans. Paperback: 978-1-58742-012-2 Hardback: 978-1-58742-013-9.
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