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Saturday, February 17, 2024

Mythlore for Fall Winter 2023

 

The latest from the Mythopoeic Society. Available for purchase at their website.


Mythlore 143 Volume 42, Issue 1

Fall/Winter 2023    


Table of Contents

Editorial

— Janet Brennan Croft


The Posttraumatic Stress Disorder of Frodo Baggins

— Bruce Leonard


“It is ‘About’ Nothing But Itself”: Tolkienian Theology Beyond the Domination of the Author

— Tom Emanuel


“Or Break It”: The Cost of Silmarils and Sworn Oaths

— Alexander M. Bruce


Through Fire and Water: The Exodus of the Gondothlim

— Ethan Danner


“A Bleak, Barren Land”: Women and Fertility in The Lord of the Rings

— Dylan L. Henderson


Otherworldly but not the Otherworld: Tolkien’s Adaptation of Medieval Faerie and Fairies into a Sub-creative Elvendom

— Elliot Thomas Collins


Negative Estrangement: Fantasy and Race in the Drow and Drizzt Do’Urden

— Steven Holmes


Mythos to Myth to Mythopoeia: A Cyclical Process

— Ashna Mary Jacobs and Nirmala Menon


Notes and Letters

“A Fearful Weapon” — Verlyn Flieger

The Sun, The Son, and the Silmarillion: Christopher Tolkien and the Copernican Revolution of Morgoth’s Ring — Kristine Larsen

On the Rings of Power: Thoughts Inspired by Larry Burris’s “Sentience and Sapience in the One Ring” — Nancy Martsch

Nine Tolkien Scholars Respond to Charles W. Mills’s “The Wretched of Middle-earth: An Orkish Manifesto” — Robin Anne Reid, Bianca L. Beronio, Robert Stuart, Robert T. Tally Jr., Tom Ue, Cait Coker, Cami Agan, Charlotte Krausz, Helen Young

To the Editor — Charles A. Huttar

The C.S. Lewis Correspondence Project — Bruce R. Johnson

In Memoriam: Mike Foster — Janet Brennan Croft


Reviews

Inkling, Historian, Soldier, And Brother: A Life Of Warren Hamilton Lewis by Don W. King — David Bratman

“Uncle Curro”: J.R.R. Tolkien’s Spanish Connection by José Manuel Ferrández Bru — Nicole M. duPlessis

C.S. Lewis for Beginners by Louis Markos — Wendell Wagner

Jewish Fantasy Worldwide: Trends in Speculative Stories from Australia to Chile, edited by Valerie Estelle Frankel — G. Connor Salter

Tolkien Dogmatics: Theology through Mythology with the Maker of Middle-earth by Austin M. Freeman — Alex (Oleksiy) Ostaltsev

The Lion’s Country: C.S. Lewis’s Theory of the Real by Charlie W. Starr — Mark-Elliot Finley

How to Misunderstand Tolkien: The Critics and the Fantasy Master by Bruno Bacelli — Nancy Martsch

Death in Supernatural: Critical Essays, edited by Amanda Taylor and Susan Nylander — Martina G. Wise

Adapting Tolkien: Proceedings of the Tolkien Society Seminar 2020, edited by Will Sherwood — Alana White

East of the Wardrobe: The Unexpected Worlds of C.S. Lewis by Warwick Ball — Philip Irving Mitchell

Nólë Hyarmenillo: An Anthology of Iberian Scholarship on Tolkien, edited by Nuno Simões Rodrigues, Martin Simonson, and Angélica Varandas — Nancy Martsch

Sunbeams and Bottles: The Theology, Thought and Reading of C.S. Lewis by James Prothero — Suzanne Bray

The Great Tales Never End: Essays in Memory of Christopher Tolkien, edited by Richard Ovenden and Catherine McIlwaine — Cait Coker

Tending the Heart of Virtue: How Classic Stories Awaken a Child’s Moral Imagination, Second Edition, by Vigen Guroian — Sarah O’Dell

Robert Holdstock’s Mythago Woood: A Critical Companion by Paul Kincaid — Glenn R. Gray

After Humanity: A Guide to C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man, by Michael Ward — Jeremy M. Rios


Briefly Noted:

The Fairy Tale World, edited by Andrew Teverson — Janet Brennan Croft