Mallorn 43

Mallorn 43 is the forty-third issue of the The Tolkien Society's annual journal Mallorn, published in July 2005.

Contents[edit | edit source]

Virtual History: Arnor: the Numenorean inheritance; Chapter 3: Nendor and the Enedre
- By: Majorie Willetts

Reviews: "Traitors and translators: three German versions of The Lord of the Rings
- By: Susanne Stopfel

"The road goes ever on: Tolkien's use of the 'Journey' motive in reconstructing The Lord of the Rings"
- By: John Ellison
"Botanical notes on the Mallorn"
- By: Beth Russell
"Arthur and Aragorn: Arthurian influence in The Lord of the Rings"
- By: Richard J. Finn
"A history of song: The transmission of memory in Middle-earth"
- By: Michael Cunningham
"Tolkien's women (and men): the films and the book"
- By: Jane Chance
"Gandalf as torturer: the ticking bomb terrorist and due process in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings"
- By: Adam Rosman
"Merry in focus: On Ring fever, having adventures, being overlooked, and not getting left behind"
- By: Hilary Longstaff
"Tolkien's Burning Briar - an astronomical explanation"
- By: Kristine Larsen
"Perspectives on reality in The Lord of the Rings: Part II - Nature, beauty and death"
- By: Gerardo Barajas Garrido

Inside Art
- By: Lorenzo Daniele, John Ellison, Katrin Kunde, Jef Murray, Jill Thwaites and Kay Woollard