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Tolkien’s Precious Words and the Rise of Canon Gatekeeping

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Morfydd Clark as Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
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Tolkien’s Precious Words and the Rise of Canon Gatekeeping

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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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Andy Serkis at SDCC
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An Andy Serkis-Narrated Audiobook of The Silmarillion Is Coming Out in June

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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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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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A portrait of a golden-haired woman
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The Lord of the Rings

Wisdom and Grace: Galadriel’s Path to Redemption

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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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The Lord of the Rings

Navigating Middle-earth Before the Bending of the Seas

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On Remaking Myths: Tolkien, D&D, Medusa, and Way Too Many Minotaurs

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Ballantine paperback editions of The Lord of the Rings
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The Lord of the Rings

Middle-earth: A World on the Edge of Destruction

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Blog
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A Show of Hands for Amazon’s The Rings of Power: Speculating on What We Know So Far

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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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