TTT Week 091 - Middle-earth Map Monday: Less-important Fires Join The Man of the West for an in-depth look at each of the Beacon-hills of Gondor in this Middle-earth Map Monday, as we continue exploring Anórien. youtu.be/h0PxBm6QwcI

他の仕事と平行してSF大会の準備もしています。 またトールキンの詩を読むのでみんな来てね。今回は『ホビット』からもいくつかあげて、『指輪』違いを見せたいと思いますが、伊藤先生と打ち合わせる暇がない…。

Creatures come in many forms. #TheRingsOfPower Season 2 is now #Emmys nominated for ‘Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Season or a Movie.’

On 25 August 1988: The Return of the Shadow was published. Edited by Christopher Tolkien, the first in The History of The Lord of the Rings series, the book shows #Tolkien's first writings of #LOTR, including "Trotter", the character that preceded Aragorn.

🌸🌾🌼 #cozy #hobbit #talesoftheshire #cozygaming

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And that's a wrap! We've SOLD OUT 😮 Congratulation to those who secured this incredible piece ❤️

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wetaの旅の仲間スタチュー 限定数389体 5000ドル 1時間で完売

Benedict Cumberbatch poses at the premiere of #TheRoses in NYC

世界犬の日かあ🐶🐾

Richard Armitage is chatting all about his new crime novel 🫣 Watch tonight... 👉 bbc.in/41nwVnR

Today is International Dog Day! Check out Tolkien's children's story Roverandom. Written down in 1927, and published in '98, it tells the story of a little black and white dog called Rover who goes to the Moon and the bottom of the Deep Blue Sea. And, of course, there's a dragon!

#LOTR (1978) - The #Nazgul stike at Bree..

Richard Armitage Teases 3rd Thriller Is Inspired by 3 Classic Novels (Exclusive) people.com/richard-armita…

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On 27 August 2015: The Story of Kullervo is published, edited by Verlyn Flieger. Written by J.R.R. Tolkien in 1914, it was his own reworking of part of the Finnish saga Kalevala. The story is significant as it provided the basis for the tragic hero Túrin Turambar.

On 27 August 1987: The Lost Road and Other Writings was published. Edited by Christopher Tolkien as the 5th book in the HOME series, not only does this contain huge amounts of information on Tolkien's languages, it even includes his attempt at a time-travelling story.

Via David Bratman's blog, the contents of Tolkien Studies Volume 21 have been announced. Here are the new substantive articles (not including reviews, see link in reply for the full contents)

Here's Bratman's announcement with the full contents: kalimac.blogspot.com/2025/08/tolkie…