Middle Earth’s Lost Poet
When many of us think of J.R.R Tolkien, we recall his novels, such as The Hobbit, or the Lord of […]
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When many of us think of J.R.R Tolkien, we recall his novels, such as The Hobbit, or the Lord of […]
The Story: It’s been years since the initial disaster of Jurassic Park on Isla Nublar. Now, thanks to Simon Masrani,
Note: The title above is completely inaccurate, of course- designed to grab attention and identify the subject of the blog,
Oh, Narnia. Narnia, Narnia, Narnia. Whatever is it with you and adaptations? There was that animated one where the Witch
There has been quite a bit of hullabaloo in recent years about ‘lost Tolkien recordings’, but there is a recording
The Prequel. It is hardly a new beast- but it is undeniably enjoying a heyday like never before, under the
We are all a little bit “NERDY”. Whether we hide this nerdi-ness in the closet or wave that flag about
I took a stroll through the local bookstore tonight. I scoured. I picked up and flipped over. And I yawned.
As Professor Tolkien’s birthday comes and goes, a lot of fans of his work begin, for some, their annual read-through
In the first essay of Anatomy of Criticism, Northrop Frye presents five levels of representation found in literature: The Hero