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... is not real. In his talk John refers to the modern buildings in Birmingham and their history. Languages Eng | Rus © Feärine ... ... life! But no one at home will ever believe me.’” (J. R. R. Tolkien, “The Lord of the Rings”, 1954; Book IV, Chapter 4: ... ... Rabbit) Introduction “Tolkien's Elvish stones”, a sequence of interviews Interview with John Garth John Garth and Russia References ... ... to take interviews with most well known people in the area of Tolkien studies nowadays and with a couple of questons I approach ...

... into them massively. E. “Tolkien's Elvish stones”, a sequence of interviews Exclusive John Garth's report on the towers of Birmingham Brian Sibley's speech of dramatization for radio and film Dimitra Fimi's fox rhyme singing Prologue “‘ I found ... ... beryl, an elf-stone. Whether it was set there, or let fall by chance, I cannot say; but it brings hope to me. ’” (J. R. R. Tolkien, “The Lord of the Rings”, 1954; Book I, Chapter 12: Flight to the Ford) I have made up my mind to take interviews with most well known people in the area of Tolkien studies nowadays and with a couple of questons I approach them during the event. It is enchanting how the different authors ...

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