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โI am however now an old man struggling to finish some of his work. Every extra task however small diminishes my chance of ever publishing The Silmarillion.โ
- J.R.R. Tolkien, Letter 335
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Power slipping through their hands...backed into a corner and forced to surrender something precious. Mel & Gavin only have each other left to trust...or do they?
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ALT Picture of old, run-down house at night, full moon and wolf. Quote from Hunter's Moon by Sarah M. Awa says: Gavin pulled out his phone. "I'll get the police involved. Something tells me you're not using this place legally." "Do you mean the police in town here, or the officer positioned outside your parents' house, waiting to escort Cara off the premises?"
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Itโs crazy that we likely owe the most significant fantasy work of the twentieth century to a case of trench fever. Had Tolkien not been shipped home to East Yorkshire for convalescence in October 1916, he likely would have died along with most of his battalion.
Replying to @politicalmath
There are all images from the Battle of Somme, which Tolkien fought in. He left the front with trench fever and his unit was basically annihilated shortly thereafter.
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โThe older one gets the more one clings to books just because one has had them a long time.โ
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