A Dictionary of Tolkien
A Dictionary of Tolkien by David Day is a comprehensive exploration of the unique vocabulary and fantastical elements created by J.R.R. Tolkien. Published by Simon and Schuster on September 10, 2013, this first edition spans 271 pages and is presented in a beautiful flexibound format. The book includes a chronology of Tolkien’s life, a brief biography, and an overview of his writings, providing context for the terms and concepts found within.
Readers will find a rich array of entries that delve into the intricate world of Middle Earth, featuring terms such as Aglarond and the Black Riders, among others. This reference work serves as a valuable resource for fans of Tolkien’s fiction, action and adventure narratives, and fantasy literature. With its engaging content, A Dictionary of Tolkien is designed to enhance the understanding of Tolkien’s creations and is a fitting addition to any literary collection.
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Dive into the fantastical world and vocabulary of J. R. R. Tolkien with this beautiful flexibound edition.
J. R. R. Tolkien created characters and a world so unique and so rich with details that they warranted a whole new vocabulary to go with them. On these pages, you’ll find a chronology of Tolkien’s life, along with a short biography and an explanation of his writings. Then you can flip through the dictionary to discover terms like Aglarond (the great caverns beneath Helm’s Deep) or the Black Riders and the mystery surrounding them, among many others. This volume, as featured on The Late Show with Steven Colbert, serves as a terrific resource for all those who love Middle Earth and its inhabitants. A Dictionary of Tolkien is a beautiful addition to any home library and makes a great conversation piece.
This work is unofficial and is not authorized by the Tolkien Estate or HarperCollins Publishers.
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