Tolkien Studies on the Web
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There seems no end of term papers, personal essays, and comprehensive research projects into the world of Middle-earth. The Internet has magnified the gift of J.R.R. Tolkien's imagination through the eyes and hands of multitudes. We are not simply moved by the stories he told, we feel the world he made seem so real. There seems no end to the discoveries we find buried in the pages of the Tolkien books.

This site is dedicated to the quiet voices of Tolkien research, the fans who have shared their thoughts on the Web. Some of you have found these sites, but hopefully many of them are new to you. Let's go on a voyage of discovery and find those distant shores that Earendil visited briefly so long ago.

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Tolkien Interest News Sites

Parma Endorion: Essays on Middle-earth, 3rd Edition, by Michael Martinez is available as a free download and features artwork by Anke Eissmann and Rich Sullivan.

Parma Endorion: Essays on Middle-earth, 3rd Edition

Matt Tinaglia: Six Sigma Meets Middle-earth - A Profile of Parma Endorion editor Matt Tinaglia



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