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Originally Posted by j. d. worthington  That's a difficult judgment call, really. If you're a fan of Tolkien, and like his "high" tone in the latter part of LotR, then the style is likely to appeal. However, these are unfinished tales, so there's no actual resolution to the majority of them; they aren't "typical" reads. But they do include some of his best writing here and there, and are fascinating in their own way, allowing a very intense look into the development of Middle-earth and the thought of the man behind it.... |
thanks j.d. and you are so correct
I mainly got them for my personal liberary and for my son. who now is tackling the hobbit, he loved neil hancocks books so i figured why not steer him to the man who i feel greatly influenced hancocks circle of light and windamir books.
they are a tough read atleast for me
enjoy your travels through the worlds of wonder