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A Christian History Timeline: The Life & Times of J.R.R. Tolkien
A Feeling for Language
Without philology, Middle-earth would never have exisited. But what is philology?
Tom Shippey
An Unexpected Party
Like Bilbo discovering one dwarf after another at his door, Tolkien found himself, in the 1960s, hosting a growing American fan club.
Michael Foster
Did You Know?
Windows on the life and work of J.R.R. Tolkien
Chris Armstrong and Steven Gertz
Father of Epic Fantasy
Scores of authors have paid Tolkien the highest homage - imitation.
Aaron Belz
From the Editor: He Gave Us Back Myth and with it, Truth
Chris Armstrong
Good & Evil in Middle-earth
The characters are mythic, but the epic sweeps across a Christian moral landscape.
Ralph C. Wood
Hobbits & Englishmen
His were small people surmounting impossible odds.
Humphrey Carpenter
Meeting Professor Tolkien
An American professor spent a summer with Tolkien. He remembers the man, his faith, and his writings.
Clyde S. Kilby
One Truth, Many Tales
How did tolkien's approach to writing for a secularizing world compare with those of his Christian contemporaries?
David Mills
Recommended Resources: Understanding Tolkien
From light romps to profound reads, a bumper crop of books tells us more about the maker of Middle-earth.
Steven Gertz and Chris Armstrong
Sacramental Imagination
Catholicism anchored Tolkien's life and suffused his writings.
Thomas Howard
The Christian Humanists
Tolkien joined these authors in countering the decadence of a dark century.
Joseph Pearce
The Gallery: The Inklings
Tolkien relished his weekly meetings with this club of remarkable friends.
Jennifer Lynn Woodruff--Old Boys and Ivory Towers, Thomas Howard--The Key Inkling, Edwin Tait--The Medium is the Message
Tolkien: Man Behind the Myth
At odds with his age, he created another.
Bradley J. Birzer
Tollers & Jack
Tolkien and Lewis made an odd couple, but the contributed profoundly to each other's work.
Colin Duriez
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