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　　A comprehensive, authoritative, in depth and

entertaining biography of one of the greatest and most influential

fantasy authors in modern time, J.R.R. Tolkien.

In this informed an entertaining account, renowned biographer

Michael White delves into the little-known life of one of the most

treasured and enduring authors of our time, J.R.R. Tolkien.

In absorbing and revealing detail, White describes Tolkien's

life -- from his childhood years and the tragic early death of his

parents; his burgeoning romance with Edith Brett; fighting on the

front lines in WWII; his many years as an Oxford academic, where

the idea of the Hobbit struck him while marking a term paper; to

his friendship with C.S. Lewis and the founding of the group "The

Inklings"; and why The Lord of the Rings became the most

influential book in the late sixties counter-culture, one of the

most respected and most-read trilogies ever written, and the center

of a major film phenomenon.

With 16 pages of black and white photos.

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The sense that there is never a complete victory and that all triumph is always tarnished with loss is a powerful element in Tolkien's universe. Throughout the entire epic cycle, victory is always gained at a grievous price, success is always at least partly tempered with failure. A tinge of sadness, of fragility and impermanence underlies everything about Middle-earth.

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A comprehensive, authoritative, in depth and entertaining biography of one of the greatest and most influential fantasy authors in modern time, J.R.R. Tolkien.

In this informed an entertaining account, renowned biographer Michael White delves into the little-known life of one of the most treasured and enduring authors of our time, J.R.R. Tolkien.

In absorbing and revealing detail, White describes Tolkien's life -- from his childhood years and the tragic early death of his parents; his burgeoning romance with Edith Brett; fighting on the front lines in WWII; his many years as an Oxford academic, where the idea of the Hobbit struck him while marking a term paper; to his friendship with C.S. Lewis and the founding of the group "The Inklings"; and why The Lord of the Rings became the most influential book in the late sixties counter-culture, one of the most respected and most-read trilogies ever written, and the center of a major film phenomenon.

With 16 pages of black and white photos.