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He may be the must popular writer of our age, but Tolkien is often misunderstood. This major new study of his life, his character and his work reveals the facts and confronts the myths. It explores the background to the man and the culture in which he wrote. | He may be the must popular writer of our age, but [[Tolkien]] is often misunderstood. This major new study of his life, his character and his work reveals the facts and confronts the myths. It explores the background to the man and the culture in which he wrote. | ||
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Revision as of 21:47, 11 June 2007
| Tolkien: Man and Myth | |
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| Author | Joseph Pearce |
| Publisher | Ignatius Press |
| Released | December 2001 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 257 pages |
| ISBN | 0898708257 |
From the Publisher
He may be the must popular writer of our age, but Tolkien is often misunderstood. This major new study of his life, his character and his work reveals the facts and confronts the myths. It explores the background to the man and the culture in which he wrote.
