Brewin Books, 2009. 1st edition. Paperback. Illustrated.
"sets out to uncover the significance of the Worchestershire manor house that famously gave its name to the home of Bilbo and Frodo.*
Metal figure on horseback. Available for a limited time.*
Walking Tree, 2010. 1st edition. Paperback.
From the Grand Theme that the Ainur played before Ilúvatar at the beginning of the world, to the various songs encountered or sung by the characters of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, the world that J.R.R. Tolkien created contains numerous references to song and music. Indeed, musical elements form an integral part of his narratives. It is therefore surprising that, until now, discussion of this aspect of Tolkien's sub-creation has been sparse in secondary literature. The 14 papers presented in this volume set out to address this important gap.
Besides musical references found in Tolkien's own works, the scope of Middle-earth music has over the years been further extended by various attempts to either set Tolkien's song texts to music, or to create derivative musical works. Such creations range from the songs and music of the various films and radio adaptions to such phenomena as Tolkien-inspired Black Metal. Besides the musical refences found in Tolkien's own writings, this volume also looks at these works.*
Plexiglass illuminated display (12x8"/30 x 20 cm) with engraved the monogram, designed by Tolkien himself. Illuminated, making the sign light up in blue. Very nice.
PLEASE NOTE: runs on 220V*
Plexiglass illuminated display (12x8"/30 x 20 cm) with engraved the logo of the Peter Jackson The Lord of the Rings movies. Illuminated, making the sign light up in blue. Very nice.
Published by the Dutch Tolkien Society with nine articles and poems (all in English). Articles include "Tolkien's Development as a writer of alliterative poetry in modern English" by Tom Shippey, "Mythopoeia and The Garden of Proserpina" by Renée Vink, "Middle-earth Language Training", "Tolkien and Saint Brendan", "Bombadil in Poetry" and "The Song of Dúrin". Bound in clear plastic cover.*