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Favorite fiction catagories include Sci-Fi & Mythology( Tolkein , Terry Pratchett , Marion Zimmer Bradley ), Erotica ( Anais Nin , Anne Rice , ... Unlike many rabid Tolkein fans, I love both the books and the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy.
I loved Tolkein growing up and wanted to be the next Tolkein (along with hundreds of others).
I love to read and my all time favorite works are Tolkein Lord of The Rings and Stephen King The Stand. ... A)-The Lord Of The Rings (all 3 books)- Tolkein-The Stand- Stephen King-The Snow Quuen & The Summer Queen- Joan D.
The Who knows the Unknown Poet Test
A gracious hello! You have unaccountably blundered upon my Who Knows the Unknown Poet Test. I'll be using sub-human logic and arcane knowledge, (as we... ...
The Realms of Tolkien Test
Hi! And welcome to my Realms of Tolkein Test. We will be using this test to determine if you actually read the books. If you haven't, pray to whatever... ...
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Tolkein: The Hobbit - 2 of 5<BR>J. R.
R. Tolkein: The Lord Of The Rings: 1- The Fellowship Of The Rings -
4 of 5<BR>J. R. R. Tolkein: The Lord Of The Rings: 2- The Two
Towers - 4 of 5<BR>J. R. R. Tolkein: The Lord Of The Rings:
3- The ... Tolkein: The
Silmarillion<BR>Jack
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Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupéry,
the Harry Potter series, JRR Tolkein's works, The
Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny, ... Odyssey, any super-hero movie, the Harry Potter movies,
the Tolkein movies, The Sound of Music, Mary
Poppins, West Side
"'Lord of the Rings,' ... a trivial book"
Tolkein invented this
myth - I've heard he intended LotR to be a kind of mythological
history for England (I don't know how authoritative this view is).
So what it tells us is what Tolkein would like our culture to be
like. We have real myths in our culture, they're just not
necessarily ones Tolkein
Good Writing
(3)Tolkein is Dead:
Listen, I like fantasy as much as the next computer geek. Elves are
cool. Ladies dig dragons. Great, whatever. There's a reason it's
called fantasy and not the stuff Tolkein wrote about.
Dwarves and Halflings
What do you think is the general height of a
dwarf (Tolkein or D&D dwarves, primarily) and then, what do you
think would be a general height of a typical halfling (Hobbits to
those of you who have not heard the non-Tolkein name)?
Interesting test...
This test refers to Tolkein as Low-brow, doesn't it? I'd probably
have to argue with that, if it does. Sure, the plagiarists who have
followed Tolkein (and usually followed poorly) have reduced that
portion of the genre to something akin to garbage with their
repetitiveness.
Do your worst:
Though the worst
miseries that the internet has to offer leave me impassive, the
Tolkein-esque jangle of body parts that some unholy magic has
animated and that your cancerous spirit calls Home is enough to
make me twitch, make me shudder, make me angry - I get the urge to
snap you into horrible
question: is Azlan, the lion in narnia, supposed to be jesus
Tolkein. The two were very
friendly.Tolkein was a committed Christian too, and though the
'Lord of the Rings' doesn't give us holy water and a cross, all the
symbolism is present. It is just that Tolkein had too much class
and too much education ... were in Lewis and Tolkein's day a canny and
Nerdy Girls
megawoman1989 I thought I was in love until you said: Tolkein is a
Genius. We have SO MUCH in common. But....Fak. Tolkein?
What's the big deal about D&D?
I usually made my own settings -well that, and
I hate the idea of fantasy races, with the exception of elves which
I use in my setting as Grimm Fairy Tale type fairies, wild,
inconsistent, dangerous and insane by human standards, not very
good choices for PC's, and certainly not Tolkein-ish snobs.
which is the better fantasy series
Also
not on the list but LOTR is my favourite, love the world that
Tolkein created.
