Mallorn 47
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| Mallorn 47 | |
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| Editor | Henry Gee |
| Cover artist | Becky Hitchin |
| Publisher | The Tolkien Society |
| Printer | The Printed Word, Horsham, UK |
| Released | Spring 2009 |
| Format | A4 stapled paperback, glossy |
| Pages | 52 |
| ISSN | 0306-6674 |
| Preceded by | Mallorn 46 |
| Followed by | Mallorn 48 |
Mallorn 47 is the forty-seventh issue of the The Tolkien Society's biannual journal Mallorn, published in Spring 2009.
Reprinted by kind permission of The Tolkien Society and the named cover artists - all rights reserved.
Contents
- Cover Art
- By: Becky Hitchin
- Editorial
- "The ode goes ever on"
- By: Henry Gee
- "The ode goes ever on"
- Letters
- Reviews
- "The shores of Faery, revisited": On Fairy Stories
- By: David Doughan
- "The memetics of culture": How Tradition Works by Michael D.C. Drout
- By: Johanna Kershaw
- "Fear and loathing in Middle-earth": The Mirror Crack'd edited by Lynn Forest-Hill
- By: Joel Franz
- "Ringing ever onwards": Proceedings of the 2005 Tolkien Conference
- By: Colin Duriez
- "Echoes of strange music": The Darkling and the Lady by Christine Davidson
- By: Lynn Forest-Hill
- "Away with the fairies": Tolkien, Race and Cultural History by Dimitra Fimi
- By: Henry Gee
- "The shores of Faery, revisited": On Fairy Stories
- Commentary
- "The ogre in the dungeon"
- By: Alex Lewis
- "The curious case of Denethor and the Palantír"
- By: Jessica Yates
- "The realm of Faërie, and the shadow of Homer in Narnia and Middle-earth"
- By: Louis Markos
- "Real and imaginary history in The Lord of the Rings"
- By: Franco Manni
- "Tolkien's further indebtedness to Haggard"
- By: Dale Nelson
- "The ogre in the dungeon"
- Poetry
- The Passing of the People of Peace
- By: Julie Sinclair
- Neldoreth Revisited
- By: Carol Brownlow
- The Forest
- By: Carol Brownlow
- The Passing of the People of Peace
- Fiction
- The importance of beans and turnips
- By: rpg
- An afternoon at the seaside
- By: Lynn Forest-Hill
- The importance of beans and turnips
- Well, I'm Back
- "Dragon meat for dinner"
- By: Zack Cramer
- "Dragon meat for dinner"
- Back Cover
- By: Lorenzo Daniele
- Inside Art
- By: Davide Cattaneo, Lorenzo Daniele and Sue Wookey
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
