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apilgriminnarnia.com
I'm very pleased to be included-not only in the excellent book coming about about King Arthur and the Oxford Inklings, but also in the discussion about Charles Williams' stunning early play, 'The Chapel of the Thorn." Check out this blog by Sørina Higgins for today's Feature Friday. |
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luke-shelton.com
Our next guest on the Tolkien Experience Podcast is a Tolkien scholar and linguist who has very quickly become influential in the field of Tolkien Studies: Dr. Andrew Higgins! Dr. Higgins completed his PhD on the evolution of J.R.R. Tolkien's mythology in 2015. His doctoral research was a holistic examination of Tolkien's earliest works in... |
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apilgriminnarnia.com
May 15 marks the death of Charles Williams, C.S. Lewis' good friend and literary inspiration. He is certainly the Oddest Inkling, and you can follow much of his work at Sørina Higgins' blog. Lewis and Williams met through a providential fan letter exchange, and I believe that The Place of the Lion was an inspiration... |
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acoup.blog
This week, I want to keep unloading my Tolkien-related thoughts, turning from last week's character study to a look at the way 'magic' and spiritual power work in Tolkien's legendarium and in particular to how contests between fundamentally magical beings in Middle-earth are decided. This is a topic that I think even the best adaptations... |
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