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75Lego Lord Of The Rings Minifigures - Complete Your LOTR Collection
A look at the Lord Of The Rings Lego minifigures and how to collect them. How to complete your Fellowship of minifigures and where to get the LOTR bad guys from. If you want LOTR minifigures then you are in the right place.
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86The Lord of the Rings and Christian Symbolism
The first installment of the epic Lord of the Rings Trilogy was first published in 1954. Since that time, the world of Middle-Earth has fascinated readers and transformed lives. Today, I desire to delve into this incredible story, and share...
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83Which is better: Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings?
With Harry Potter books breaking all records, some are suggesting that it is the best fantasy book ever written; however, Lord of the Rings has sold huge amounts of books and continues to be one of the best selling fantasy books ever. So which is better?
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73Alan Lee - The Art of Middle-Earth
A tribute to Alan Lee, best known as the illustrator of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.
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80Haggard's Hobbit? Allan Quatermain as a Literary Progenitor of Bilbo Baggins: A Different Sort of Anti-Hero
A young J. R. R. Tolkien. This hub was written "back in the day" when Guillermo del Toro was still slated to be the Hobbit movie director. However, the main point of this hub is not so much about the upcoming Hobbit movie, but rather, a comparison...
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66TOP 25 SIGNS YOU READ TOO MUCH
Avid reader? I am!! Is it possible to read TOO much? Check this list and see...
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76Lord of the Rings Tattoos
Because the Lord of the Rings is probably my favorite story of all time, and one of my favorite movies, I wanted to check out what types of tattoos there would be out there in connection to the franchise. What surprised me was there weren't as...
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74The Lord of the Rings - The icon that keeps iconing
The Lord of the Rings is such a seminal work in the Fantasy genre. There's no way you can make that movie and not automatically place yourself under the biggest fan-boy microscope around. But I think the trilogy holds up.
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73Sauron, Jadis, and the Aesthetic of Evil
In their fantasy novels Tolkien and Lewis show the different paths evil may take. For Tolkien evil has its own lies but beauty and seduction are not among them, while Lewis contends that evil can have a pretty face to use to its advantage. No matter how divergent those paths, though, the results are always the same: oppression and ruination.
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68Don't Cha? A 19th Century Video Mashup
that is to say, the Art History Lesson part of it... There is first a certain duty I must fulfill... which I admit, will be only a little less fun than the Art History Lesson itself! Even more good news-- in the process, we will find out what,...
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