The Hobbit Research Project: An Interview with Ernest Mathijs
Peter Jackson’s cinematic interpretations of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings made millions at the box office worldwide. Tolkien […]
The Hobbit
Do You Have Goblin Feet?
“Goblin Feet” is the title of J.R.R . Tolkien’s first published work. The poem came out in 1915 when he was twenty-three in an anthology produced by Blackwell’s Books. Near the end of his life Tolkien stated that he despised the poem: “I wish the unhappy little thing, representing all that I came (so soon after) to fervently dislike, could be buried for ever.”
There and “Parody” Again: A Hobbit’s Journey into Fan Made Movies
Parodying our favorite movies isn’t new to fans. It is a great way to point out people’s perceived story “holes”
HobbitCon 3: Middle-Earth Returns to Germany!
From the official Press Release: The third German Convention to the Hobbit movies Past December, part three of the eagerly
The Green Dragon Inn: An Interview with Shayne Forrest at the Hobbiton Movie Set, New Zealand
Rachael Ashdown, Legendarium Reporter, went on an adventure across New Zealand and has been reporting on her experiences. During her
THE MAGIC OF THE RING: From Tolkien to Jackson, an Art Exhibition
From the official PRESS RELEASE: THE MAGIC OF THE RING from Tolkien to Jackson 24th January – 22nd March WOW
Hobbit Inspired Recipes: Thranduil’s Spice Pastries
Thranduil’s Spice Pastries by Astrid Tuttle Winegar Bilbo’s innate resourcefulness rescues them all from the gruesome fate of becoming an
Movies vs. Book: The Hobbit Roundtable, Part 2
From Essentialcslewis.com: There is no shortage of opinions about the three films based on The Hobbit. Whether you love them or
Howard Shore Interviewed During the L.A. Premiere of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
The Hobbit composer, Howard Shore, talks to Legendarium Media’s guest correspondent Trisha Hershberger from the “Black Carpet” at the L.A.
Tolkien Inspired Cooking Out of Mirkwood: Tauriel’s Venison
Tolkien Inspired Cooking Out of Mirkwood: Tauriel’s Venison by Astrid Tuttle Winegar Bilbo and company do not meet elves again