Here follows the original introduction by Dr. Blofeld:
A s our series of discussions move beyond the three most well-known of Tolkien's books, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion, new vistas of Tolkien's sub-creative genius will be revealed. I mark this by making a new page for keeping the schedule (the old page was becoming quite long, anyway). Hopefully our discussions will also bring new people to read Tolkien's other literature — including his non-Middle-earth stories, some of which start this series of weekly discussions, Troels Forchhammer, 15th of May 2007. |
Tales from the Perilous Realm Page numbers taken from paperback edition by HarperCollins Publishers 2002 (ISBN 0 00 714912 3) Chapter titles are invented for the purpose of this description, merely to be able to call them something. |
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Date | Chapter | Title | Assigned |
Farmer Giles of Ham Pages 1 through 57 |
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6th of August, 2007 | First part: pp 1 — 14(mid) |
From the beginning to the words: |
Troels Forchhammer |
13th of August, 2007 | Second part: pp 14(mid) — 37 |
From |
Glenn Holliday |
20th of August, 2007 | Third part: pp 38 — 57 |
From |
Ciaran (Shahanan) |
The Adventures of Tom Bombadil Pages 61 through 118 |
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Leaf by Niggle Pages 121 through 144 |
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Smith of Wootton Major Pages 147 through 178 |