Nocturnal Rune
11-23-2001, 11:26 PM
I just found a book called A Guide to Middle-Earth by Robert Foster.
You might know about it, but you might not, so hah.
It is a 287 page glosssary to everything that appears, even just barely mentioned in all of Tolkien's works.The definition for Sauron is 3 pages long! For example:
(this is quoted)
"SECOND AGE The age of Middle-earth comprising the time between the overthrow of Morgothand the first overthrow of Sauron.For much fo the age, Sauron controlled large parts of Middle-earth;Men were killed or enslaved, and the Elves and Dwarves hid.The seeds of later evil were sown with the forging of the Rings of Power, and the Dunedian realms of Gondorand and Arnor were founded afterthe destruction of Numenor."
Its has everything I ever dreamed of, and Im not even a Tolkien freak! (i.e., spending 500$ for a replica of Gandalf's staff)
I reccomend for everyone to try and find this book in yardsales, as I dont think it is still published.
My copy is copyrighted 1971. Library of Congress catalog number= 72-94777. And if you are very desperate: ISBN: 0-345-27547-0
Everybody get this thing, its excellent!
You might know about it, but you might not, so hah.
It is a 287 page glosssary to everything that appears, even just barely mentioned in all of Tolkien's works.The definition for Sauron is 3 pages long! For example:
(this is quoted)
"SECOND AGE The age of Middle-earth comprising the time between the overthrow of Morgothand the first overthrow of Sauron.For much fo the age, Sauron controlled large parts of Middle-earth;Men were killed or enslaved, and the Elves and Dwarves hid.The seeds of later evil were sown with the forging of the Rings of Power, and the Dunedian realms of Gondorand and Arnor were founded afterthe destruction of Numenor."
Its has everything I ever dreamed of, and Im not even a Tolkien freak! (i.e., spending 500$ for a replica of Gandalf's staff)
I reccomend for everyone to try and find this book in yardsales, as I dont think it is still published.
My copy is copyrighted 1971. Library of Congress catalog number= 72-94777. And if you are very desperate: ISBN: 0-345-27547-0
Everybody get this thing, its excellent!