Palantir
Member #86
Who's read (or going to read) what concerning LotR?
I've read most of the books below concerning Tolkien's Middle Earth because his story arc is so compelling on the battle of good versus evil and the extreme costs of doing that.
The Hobbit.
The Silimarillion.
The Lord of the Rings: (which is only 1 chapter of the Silmarillion)
The Book of Lost Tales.
The Histories of Middle Earth- 12 volumes.
Unfinished Tales- of Numenor and Middle Earth.
The Children of Hurin.
Atlas of Middle Earth.
The Complete Guide to Middle Earth.
Biography of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Artwork Books (countless)
LotR Movie books (countless)
Books on the Philosophy of LotR. (ex. "Understanding LotR.")
Inspirational books on LotR. (ex. "Lembas for the Soul: How The Lord of the Rings Enriches Everyday Life.")
Myths of Middle Earth.(ex. "Lord of the Rings: The Mythology of Power")
Cliffs Notes on the LotR. :crosseye: (why would anyone want to skip reading any of LotR? :nuts
And on & and.
Oh and who can forget the classic, "Bored of the Rings" by Harvard Lampoon. :clown:
What's on your LotR reading list?
I've read most of the books below concerning Tolkien's Middle Earth because his story arc is so compelling on the battle of good versus evil and the extreme costs of doing that.
The Hobbit.
The Silimarillion.
The Lord of the Rings: (which is only 1 chapter of the Silmarillion)
The Book of Lost Tales.
The Histories of Middle Earth- 12 volumes.
Unfinished Tales- of Numenor and Middle Earth.
The Children of Hurin.
Atlas of Middle Earth.
The Complete Guide to Middle Earth.
Biography of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Artwork Books (countless)
LotR Movie books (countless)
Books on the Philosophy of LotR. (ex. "Understanding LotR.")
Inspirational books on LotR. (ex. "Lembas for the Soul: How The Lord of the Rings Enriches Everyday Life.")
Myths of Middle Earth.(ex. "Lord of the Rings: The Mythology of Power")
Cliffs Notes on the LotR. :crosseye: (why would anyone want to skip reading any of LotR? :nuts
And on & and.
Oh and who can forget the classic, "Bored of the Rings" by Harvard Lampoon. :clown:
What's on your LotR reading list?