but now that reaction would be rare." Should J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings book series be banned? Then I found another article from 2011 which read, "The book (The Lord of the Rings ...

The 1937 book was made into a Hollywood blockbuster 75 years after its release, featuring numerous famous faces ...

Condition is king when it comes to selling rare books. Torn pages ... Carroll also has a link to another valuable book: J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit (1937). Similarities between the two authors ...

The seven-person play, directed by Joe Hendren, is not a play of dramatic action, but more a play about the drama of life and ...

Tolkien did not believe himself to be an inventor ... The collection will be offered at the New York International Antiquarian book fair in April.

Galadriel's journey in "The Rings of Power" is quite different from her story in Tolkien's books. Credit ... in fact, that of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. You'll find no Frodo, no ...

the corpus of Tolkien’s work is still not completely available to the public in book form. Just this month, a full year and a half after Christopher Tolkien’s death, Houghton Mifflin has ...

a reader at the publisher George Allen & Unwin once asked after looking at one of Tolkien’s earliest stories. ‘I think not,’ the author concluded. The evidence – the best-selling books themselves, and ...

The novel in question was none other than J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 version of 'There ... worth insuring and to avoid underinsuring. "Rare or antique books may be covered by your contents insurance ...