J.R.R. Tolkien Archives - Michael’s Space

I find that some characters simply defy description due to their ability to challenge the reader or the author.

My understanding of the author suggests J. R. R. Tolkien was very sensible in his use of the character in his work.

I like revisiting the poems, book and references I have encountered at the libraries and bookshops.

I am promoting a blaze campaign to attract what I call my hobby or interest in this specific character.

I remember the first time I came upon a book in the U of A, on Kobo and in a thesis about Tom Bombadil.

I enjoy many more references to this character and like to contemplate, reflect, and journal to express my interest in him.

I wish more people to do the same.

Especially J. R. R. Tolkien fans like me.

The book sale downtown is too tempting to resist.

My four purchases all range in topics related to Tolkien.

Do you like to journal? Have you ever thought about specializing in a journal topic?

If so, google “A Hobbit’s Journal from the collection of Sam Gamgee” by illustrator Michael Green.

Do you like Tolkien and Trivia?

Pick up a copy of William Mackay’s book, “The Essential Tolkien, Trivia and Quiz Book: A Middle -earth Miscellany.

How about “a reader’s companion to The Hobbit and The Lord Of The Rings”?

Lastly, “The Man Who Created The Lord of the Rings” by Michael Coren, do you want to read an autobiography on J.R.R. Tolkien?

I could tell you what I am doing with all these books, but that would be no fun.

Maybe, one of the titles will inspire a purchase at your local ( vintage book section ) bookstore.

Good luck with your literary adventures.

Michael’s Space