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Middle-earth Mythology

J.R.R. Tolkien invented Middle-earth after he was asked to write a sequel to The Hobbit. Until then his stories had been set in a variety of imaginary lands that really had no connection to each other.

Middle-earth became the place where all his imaginary histories were rewoven into a new mythology. Elves, Hobbits, and Numenoreans were all drawn together in a new series of stories that swept away the old mythologies.

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The Middle-earth Mythology

Tolkien Studies talks about the Middle-earth mythology in its very first site review.
The SF Site mentions the Middle-earth mythology in this review of Understanding Middle-earth.
An interesting J.R.R. Tolkien fan site discusses the Middle-earth mythology in explaining all of Tolkien's mythologies.
Tolkien expert Michael Martinez wrote about the Middle-earth mythology in his essay 'What a Hobbit wants'.
Martinez also wrote about the Middle-earth mythology in this essay called 'Of thegns and kings and rangers and things'.
Another great resource page on the Middle-earth mythology looks at Tolkien and Middle-earth.
Free-ebooks.net has a great book on the Middle-earth mythology called 'Parma Endorion'.
SF Worlds has a great collection of essays about the Middle-earth mythology that explain many things.
You can buy a great book about the Middle-earth mythology at Xlibris.
You can join the Endor discussion group for free and learn more about the Middle-earth mythology from a large group of Tolkien fans.

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