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TIL some people think LOTR is based on true history, by old books ...

TIL some people think LOTR is based on true history, by old books Tolkien found in a library ... Found it on Twitter. ... The books were written in ...

Did J.R. R. Tolkien actually believe The Lord of the Rings happened ...

J. R. R. Tolkien did not believe The Lord of the Rings had happened in the history of our own world. However, he believed there was some ...

Did J.R. R. Tolkien actually believe The Lord of the Rings happened ...

Did J.R. R. Tolkien actually believe The Lord of the Rings happened in our history? J. R. R. ...

Did J.R.R. Tolkien Think The Lord of The Rings Was “English”?

So, yes, Tolkien certainly included a lot of the England he knew in LOTR, chopped it up and blended in myths from earlier cultures, stirred in ...

Tolkien's History: If it's not allegorical, what is it?

This outline does not even closely resemble the actual events and outcome of the War of the Ring with which we are familiar. In this same ...

How J.R.R. Tolkien Came to Write the Stories of 'The Rings of Power'

Yet Tolkien officially denied that The Lord of the Rings was an allegorical code for the Second World War. How do we square this circle? In the foreword to the ...

Did J.R.R. Tolkien ever say what... - Dwarves, Elves & Men - Facebook

Tolkien did not think it actually happened. That's a gross exaggeration. It was an attempt to create a mythology and he did it through the lense ...

In what time period does The Lord of the Rings take place in the real ...

It's worth remembering that Tolkien wrote LOTR/Silmarillion as a MYTHOLOGY, not as a HISTORY. So it's like asking when did The Odyssey take ...

'Did Tolkien Create a True Mythology'?

It may even be that in a few centuries the work of Tolkien may still be remembered and then thought to have been something believed in by us. If ...

Tolkien's Middle-earth wasn't a place. It was a time in (English) history.

Different regions in Middle-earth correspond to distinct periods of English history. · The Lord of the Rings juxtaposes a pre-industrialized ...

Did J.R.R. Tolkien ever write a deeper connection between The ...

He was eventually caught by the agents of Mordor and then set loose, possibly because Sauron believed he might seek and find the ring and bring ...

J.R.R Tolkien | Writing Forums

What do you readers and fellow writers think of the author J.R.R Tolkien the author and creator of the Lord of the rings trilogy.

The story by J.R.R.Tolkien of 'The Fall of Man' that I believe every ...

Tolkien did not take the fundamentalist interpertation of Genesis as hard, 100% history, though he did believe it is a wonderful myth (and he ...

Tolkien's Views on Creation and Evolution

After reading these I was sure he was a biblical creationist as he believed in a literal Adam and Eve, garden of Eden, and a literal fall of man ...

J.R.R. Tolkien believed in reincarnation | by Jonathan Poletti - Medium

He is 'agnostic'. Or not a 'devout Catholic', but a social one. Tolkien later took to saying LOTR was “not 'about' anything but itself ...

Biography - The Tolkien Society

However, this was still based only upon hardback sales. The really amazing moment was when The Lord of the Rings went into a pirated paperback version in 1965.

The Lord of the Rings is a "Mythical Prehistory" of Europe - YouTube

The Lord of the Rings (written by J.R.R. Tolkien) is one of the most well-known fantasy books ever written. But did you know that Tolkien ...

J.R.R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Literary Friendship and Rivalry, Oxford

Lewis favorably reviewed The Hobbit in The Times, and both wrote a blurb for the back of The Lord of the Rings and gushed over it in the press. (Apparently, ...

The Shocking Reason Tolkien Finished The Lord of the Rings

While C.S. Lewis and Charles Williams could dash off tight little books, you can sense that Tolkien was never satisfied with his work. An ...

War Without Allegory: WWI, Tolkien, and The Lord of the Rings

War was a catalyst for Tolkien: it was an unprecedented experience that galvanized him to write stories unlike anything the world had ever seen before. “A real ...