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Happy Little Ents: The Middle-earth Landscapes of Artist Ted Naismith

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The Lord of the Rings

Eärendil, Éowyn, and Prancing Ponies: Why Shawn Marchese Loves Middle-earth (and Arrakis, Prog, and Archaism)

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Art of Middle-earth

The Art of Middle-earth: The Elves, Fëanoreans, and Glücksdrachen of Jenny Dolfen

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Movies & TV
The Rings of Power

The “King” Goes South: Delving Deep Into The Rings of Power Overall and Episode 8 Specifically

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Movies & TV
The Rings of Power

A Wife in the Dark: Delving Deep (But Not Balrog Deep) Into The Rings of Power Episodes 6–7

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The Rings of Power

A Conspiracy Still Masked: Delving Deep Into The Rings of Power Episodes 4–5

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Nori and the Stranger
Movies & TV
The Rings of Power

Concerning Harfoots (And Elves, Men, Dwarves, and Orcs): Delving Deep Into The Rings of Power Episodes 1–3

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Movies & TV
The Rings of Power

Where in the World Is Galadriel in the Second Age? (And For That Matter, Where Is Celeborn?)

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From "Glorfindel and the Balrog" by Justin Gerard.
Rereads and Rewatches
The Lord of the Rings

Artist Justin Gerard Gives Middle-earth a Storybook Feel

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The Lord of the Rings

A Second Age Primer: The Rings of Power, the Rise and Fall of Númenor, and the Last Alliance

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“There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

C.S. Lewis, The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader

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