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setharielgreen.com
[AI summary] The author expresses deep appreciation for the appendices of The Lord of the Rings, specifically how they provide missing context and connect the lore of The Hobbit to the wider timeline of Middle-earth. |
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rootprivileges.net
The Malazan Book of the Fallen fantasy series exhibited a rabid yet desirable iconoclasm, through which its author Steven Erikson elucidated every trope of epic fantasy and then shit on it. I came out of reading the series feeling like nothing could surprise me anymore except some other Erikson fare. |
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jamierubin.net
[T]onight I finished the most remarkable chapter I've encountered thus far in my rereading ofThe Lord of the Rings: "The Council of Elrond." I have absolutely no memory of this t... |
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detroitjockcity.com
This season has already been a blast for Lions fans, and we're starting to enter new territory: the playoffs! Detroit currently has a 98% chance to make ... |
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