Now presenting, in its full, complete, and downloadable glory, the Racism and Middle Earth series! This six part guide to Tolkien and Racism collects relevant tidbits from Tolkien’s own writings (from the most familiar to the most obscure) in order to highlight what the most problematic and the most potential-ridden parts of Middle Earth are, and outlines how we, as fans, can make Middle Earth a better place for characters of all ethnicities.Įach chapter is summarized in the photos above.
I couldn’t let Tolkien Reading Day go by without doing something, so I’m reblogging some of my favorite TRD posts from past years - find more on the blog’s Tolkien Reading Day tag! So go! Go, and explore the wide world of Tolkien fanfiction! Though I might recommend you make sure you’ve got a few hours to spare, because it is really easy to get lost in there. All books and cultures are generously represented, and they’re all available to you with the click of your mouse (or mousepad) We’ve got plot-driven stories and steamy vignettes, romances of all kinds (seriously, all kinds), humor, angst, and everything in between. Short little drabbles, huge epics, stories that follow the canon to incredible details, and stories that gleefully ignore canon whenever possible. I can guarantee that you will find a very wide range of stories in there.
In this special never-to-be-updated-again blog you’ll find over 200 fanfiction recommendations from Tolkien-loving tumblrites like yourself.
Okay, so it’s title is not its strong point. Over 200 recommendations later, I present: The Tolkien Reading Day 2014 Fanfiction Recommendation Archive Blog. So, about a week ago I asked you all if you had any fanfiction recommendations for me? And wow, you definitely did.
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