The Tolkien Forum and Inklings Forum
Dozens of writers and scholars participated in the meetings of the informal group known today as the Inklings, but most readers associate the names of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis most closely with the group. Tolkien is most renowned among science fiction and fantasy fans for his Middle-earth mythology. Lewis is most well-known for his Chronicles of Narnia and Perelandra series.
The Inklings were a formidable group of talented intellectuals who criticized each other's writings, shared insights into literature, and nurtured each other through their professional careers. Tolkien's various mythologies culminated in the creation of Middle-earth, an imaginary past time inhabited by Hobbits, Elves, Dwarves, and Wizards. Lewis went on to write a great deal more about Christian thought than about fantasy and science fiction.
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Dozens of writers and scholars participated in the meetings of the informal group known today as the Inklings, but most readers associate the names of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis most closely with the group. Tolkien is most renowned among science fiction and fantasy fans for his Middle-earth mythology. Lewis is most well-known for his Chronicles of Narnia and Perelandra series.
The Inklings were a formidable group of talented intellectuals who criticized each other's writings, shared insights into literature, and nurtured each other through their professional careers. Tolkien's various mythologies culminated in the creation of Middle-earth, an imaginary past time inhabited by Hobbits, Elves, Dwarves, and Wizards. Lewis went on to write a great deal more about Christian thought than about fantasy and science fiction.
Tolkien Forum and Inklings Forum
Tolkien Forum: Sam as the Ringbearer
Tolkien Forum: Best light?
Tolkien Forum: tolkien books that should be movies
Tolkien Forum: Orc Children
Tolkien Forum: Tolkien and conservative Catholicism
Tolkien Forum: Mr. Bean
Tolkien Forum: Volunteers discover rare first edition for "Narnia"
Tolkien Forum: Pennsylvania Hobbit & Faery Festival needs volunteers
Tolkien Forum: relationship between foreigners and orcs?
Tolkien Forum: Tolkien stage parody in Los Angeles June 4 - July 12
Tolkien Forum: John Rateliff makes short list for 2009 Mythopoeic Awards
Tolkien Forum: anti cat/wolf motif in the books
Tolkien Forum: mental illness
Tolkien Forum: Tolkien fan discovers she is related to author himself
Tolkien Forum: Issues 9 and 10 of Hobbit News now online
