Halbarad1891 |
12-15-2002 11:44 PM |
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Originally posted by Sever:
The Silmarillion is Tolkien's first novel in Middle Earth. It wasn't actually published until after his death and was as rare as hen's teeth until the movie hype started. It's a complicated story with many characters but gets better and better as you re-read it. I've read it four times and would probably learn something new if i picked it up again. If you're interested, you can find it and many more of Tolkien's lesser known works here
Edit: Oh yeah, and there's not a single freakin' hobbit to be found! [img]graemlins/happydance.gif[/img]
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Actually most of Tolkien's works were "rare" before the movie came out... they were commonly overlooked by a lot of people. Of the three (Hobbit, LoTR, Sil) The Silmarillion was the most difficult to find, but that's not saying much, as you could find it in any large bookstore, and most small ones.
And technically, there are Hobbits in the Silmarillion, in the last section "Of The Rings of Power and The Third Age".
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