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Tag Archives: tolkien
Sigurd and Gudrún is classic Tolkien, but not business as usual
This is the enduring quality of Eddaic poetry: economy of expression, in a haunting alliterative rhythm that memorably evokes each episode in terse, controlled strokes.


From Tolkienites to Warcraft warriors: an interview with Ethan Gilsdorf