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The Nature of Middle-Earth by J.R.R. Tolkien
The Nature of Middle-Earth is a fascinating and essential collection of writings from J.R.R. Tolkien that offers new insights into the intricate and magical world of Middle-earth. Edited by Carl F. Hostetter, this book delves into the philosophical, mythological, and natural aspects of Tolkien’s creation, giving fans a deeper understanding of the realms, races, and lore of Middle-earth.
In this volume, readers will find previously unpublished essays and notes from Tolkien that explore everything from the metaphysics of Elves and the lives of Númenóreans to the geography of the Undying Lands. The Nature of Middle-Earth sheds light on the structure of time, the physical bodies of immortal beings, and the fate of Middle-earth’s many inhabitants. It’s a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone who loves Tolkien’s work and seeks a deeper connection with his legendary world.
Key Features:
- New Tolkien Writings: Discover previously unpublished essays and notes from J.R.R. Tolkien.
- Deep Lore Exploration: Dive into the metaphysical, natural, and philosophical aspects of Middle-earth.
- Edited by Carl F. Hostetter: A trusted Tolkien scholar, Hostetter brings these complex and beautiful writings to the public.
- Perfect for Tolkien Fans: A must-read for those looking to expand their understanding of Middle-earth’s intricate lore and history.
Available now in our webshop, The Nature of Middle-Earth is an indispensable addition to any Tolkien collection, offering a rich exploration of the myths, geography, and metaphysics of Middle-earth.