Tolkien Illustrated Guides: An Atlas of Tolkien (Series #2) (Paperback)

from walterhistory

David Day's Atlas of Tolkein is really an impressive collection of art work in a compacted retelling of the creation & development of Tolkein's imaginary world. The author points out that the book is more about the retelling of the shaping & reshaping of Tolkein's Middle Earth through the eyes of...

from DarthDeverell

David Day's An Atlas of Tolkien builds upon the work he began in his Tolkien Bestiary to work as a guidebook to J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium. Though Day describes events from The Silmarillion through The Hobbit and finally Lord of the Rings, he does so only as necessary to explain matters of time...

from BenKline

Finished this at work today for my first book of 2017 (challenge this year is 90 books, instead of last year's 85, which means about a book every 4 days). The illustrations in this are wonderful. The atlas-maps though aren't quite so good, but there is plenty of interesting content. It's presente...

from StormRaven

Suppose you wanted to have an understanding of the mythology Tolkien fabricated as the background to The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings but found The Silmarillion and the Histories of Middle-Earth too dense for your liking, what could you do? Well, one option would be to read David Day's Atlas ...

from walterhistory

David Day's Atlas of Tolkein is really an impressive collection of art work in a compacted retelling of the creation & development of Tolkein's imaginary world. The author points out that the book is more about the retelling of the shaping & reshaping of Tolkein's Middle Earth through the eyes of...