Mallorn 41
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| Mallorn 41 | |
|---|---|
| Editor | Len Sanford |
| Cover artist | Pauline Baynes |
| Publisher | The Tolkien Society |
| Printer | The Printed Word, Horsham, UK |
| Released | July 2003 |
| Format | A4 stapled paperback, glossy |
| Pages | 53 |
| ISSN | 0306-6674 |
| Preceded by | Mallorn 40 |
| Followed by | Mallorn 42 |
Mallorn 41 is the forty-first issue of the The Tolkien Society's annual (as it was then) journal Mallorn, published in July 2003.
Reprinted by kind permission of The Tolkien Society and the named cover artists - all rights reserved.
Contents
- Front Cover
- By: Pauline Baynes
- About The Tolkien Society
- Editorial
- By: Len Sanford
- The Lost Heart of the Little Kingdom
- By: Alex Lewis
- Tolkien's Middle-earth and the Catholic Imagination
- By: Christopher Garbowski
- From Fëanor to Doctor Faustus: a creator's path to self destruction
- By: John Ellison
- Cut-out-and-keep Hobbit family trees, The History of Aragorn and Arwen
- By: David Vale
- Reviews of Peter Jackson's The Two Towers
- By: Charles Noad, Susanne Stopfel, Anna Rozwadowska
- The Common Speech and its speakers
- By: Nikolas Koravos
- Poetry: The Stairs at Cirith Ungol, The Light of Eärendil
- By: Keith McFarlane
- Coinage in Middle-earth
- By: Kenneth Fraser
- Rewriting the past — the pillars of Middle-earth
- By: Andreas Gloge
- About the authors
- Inside Art
- By: Lorenzo Daniele, John Ellison, Jef Murray, Kay Woollard
See also
- Mallorn, the large tree after which the journal is named
- List of Mallorn issues
- Mallorn cover art gallery
- Amon Hen, the bi-monthly bulletin of The Tolkien Society
