Just Gollum depicted by a soviet artist, I was somewhat fascinated by this pic since my childhood and I am currently reading this book to my third child : r/lotr

The Fellowship Of The Ring Audiobook By J.R.R. Tolkien

The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

I wanted to read the manga and there is this titan shifter. Anyone knows who that is? : r/titanfolk

NORTHERN LITERATURE AND THE LORD OF THE RINGS Gloriana St. Clair

List Des Moines Public Library

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2003-2004 Peru State Times (Peru, NE) - issues 1-10 by Peru State College Library - Issuu

Gollum as seen by Soviet artist Mikhail Belomlinsky(1976). He's best known for his astonishing illustrations for the Soviet edition of The Hobbit : r /pics

In early editions of The Hobbit, Tolkien left out details describing Gollum's height and hobbit -like features. He fixed this in later editions, but not before these illustrations were made. : r/movies

BRIAN SIBLEY : The Works

Did JRR Tolkien have a favorite character or scene from The Lord of the Rings or The Hobbit? If so, why did he enjoy writing it most? - Quora

Is it necessary to read The Hobbit before The Lord of the Rings? - Quora

Illustrations Of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Hobbit from the Soviet Union (1976)

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