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Whatâs up with this frame. Why is Sam smoldering at the camera. None of these characters should have such strongly chins. Is Gollum mewing.
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Whatâs up with this frame. Why is Sam smoldering at the camera. None of these characters should have such strongly chins. Is Gollum mewing.
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Morgoth and Fingolfin by Helge C. Balzer
It's amazing how quickly and continuously the Mordor sections of The Return of the King vacillate between "this is some heavy metal album cover bullshit (derogatory)" and "this is some heavy metal album cover bullshit (reverential)"
Alliterative Verse in Arda
Forgotten Ground Regained Issue 11 is now out!
This issue of the magazine devoted to modern alliterative verse edited by Paul D. Deane (available online and as PDF) includes new and selected poems in alliterative verse set in or addressing the Legendarium.
The poems are by:
Dorothy Nielsen, Tolkienâs Revelation
Patricia Masson, Hymn to Earendil
Dawn Felagund, Crossing Forest River
Rio Wulfmare, Star-Moment
Zdenka, The Making of Angrist
Zdenka, The Choices of Lady Ăowyn
Matthew Dickerson, A Good King
Himring, Ăarendil the Seafarer
Zdenka, The Death of BĂŤor the Old
Nate Beeton, Farewell to BĂŤor
Nate Beeton, The Star Enlaced
Lisa Cooper, Rain in the Wood
Savannah Horrell, The Archeology of Doggerland and Old Beleriand
Cliff Jones Jr., Marching Orders
Quincy R. Lehr, From âThe Tale of the Sad Kingâ
Math Jones, Tolkien Dreams
Colin Mackenzie, A Selcouth Tree
Susan Edwards, Slaying the Dragon
Susan Edwards, The Paths of the Dead
Paul D. Deane, The Song of Shadows
Chris Bolland, The Wight
Joseph Mathias, Middling Earth
The magazine also includes lovely artwork, reproduced with permission. There are also recs with links for even more poems.
Thank you to @silmalope for allowing us to use her artwork featuring Elwing and EÄrendil together with my poem that also features those two characters!
& that post articulates something that i hadnât previously successfully put to words which is that the world of arda is based on a bioessentialist hierarchy in a way that is inextricable from the plot & which furthermore, even if it were possible to create a bioessentialist hierarchy that wasnât explicitly racialized, well tolkien does not do that & didnât make any efforts to. the Nature of the dwarf vs. the elf vs. the man vs. the hobbit is Fundamentally Different & that reflects in & informs the culture of each Race of People. imo there are certain settings where the bioessentialist hierarchy emphasizes a more predominantly ableist facet of eugenics (âyour lives are short & ours are long & that impacts worth in our fantasy societyâ) but tolkeinâs world encompasses that aspect under the umbrella of the racialized differences. this is just me restating parts of prev post in a worse more stupid way btw sorry i am talking things through for myself
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well us who fight in defense of tolkienâs legacy against those chauvinistic pigs like thiel just have gained arguably the highest authority ever on our cause the POPE
Melkor: I'm just going to stir things up a bit
Eru: Congratulations, now it's canon
