The Lord Of The Rings By J R R Tolkien 9780544003415 Paperback

The Lord Of The Rings By J R R Tolkien 9780544003415 Paperback The lord of the rings tells of the great quest undertaken by frodo and the fellowship of the ring: gandalf the wizard; the hobbits merry, pippin, and sam; gimli the dwarf; legolas the elf; boromir of gondor; and a tall, mysterious stranger called strider. j.r.r. tolkien (1892 1973), beloved throughout the world as the creator of the hobbit, the. J.r.r. tolkien (1892 1973), beloved throughout the world as the creator of the hobbit, the lord of the rings, and the silmarillion, was a professor of anglo saxon at oxford, a fellow of pembroke college, and a fellow of merton college until his retirement in 1959. his chief interest was in the linguistic aspects of the early english written.

The Lord Of The Rings J R R Tolkien 9780544003415 Amazon B The lord of the rings tells of the great quest undertaken by frodo and the fellowship of the ring: gandalf the wizard; the hobbits merry, pippin, and sam; gimli the dwarf; legolas the elf; boromir of gondor; and a tall, mysterious stranger called strider. read more. report an issue with this product. isbn 10. J.r.r. tolkien was born on 3rd january 1892. after serving in the first world war, he became best known for the hobbit and the lord of the rings, selling 150 million copies in more than 40 languages worldwide. awarded the cbe and an honorary doctorate of letters from oxford university, he died in 1973 at the age of 81. 82%. More from j. r. r. tolkein : the ultimate companion to the hobbit and the lord of the rings—a four book collection of stories, translations, and archival material by the master of fantasy : the extraordinary history of middle earth comes to life in this essential five volume collection from the beloved author of the hobbit and the lord of the. J.r.r. tolkien (1892 1973), beloved throughout the world as the creator of the hobbit, the lord of the rings, and the silmarillion, was a professor of anglo saxon at oxford, a fellow of pembroke college, and a fellow of merton college until his retirement in 1959. his chief interest was the linguistic aspects of the early english written.