Mallorn 49
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| Mallorn 49 | |
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| Editor | Henry Gee |
| Cover artist | Sue Wookey |
| Publisher | The Tolkien Society |
| Printer | The Printed Word, Horsham, UK |
| Released | Spring 2010 |
| Format | A4 stapled paperback, glossy |
| Pages | 52 |
| ISSN | 0308-6674 |
| Preceded by | Mallorn 48 |
| Followed by | Mallorn 50 |
Mallorn 49 is the forty-ninth issue of the The Tolkien Society's biannual journal Mallorn, published in Spring 2010.
Contents
- Cover Art
- Glaurung's Death Throes
- By: Sue Wookey
- Glaurung's Death Throes
- Editorial
- "How do we know what we know?"
- By: John D. Rateliff
- "How do we know what we know?"
- Letters
- Reviews
- "A question of source": The Epic Realm of Tolkien
- By: Tom Shippey
- "The shape of a story": Rhetorics of Fantasy
- By: Chad Chisholm
- "Dear Santa": Letters from Father Christmas
- By: Mike Foster
- "Pandora's box": Avatar
- By: James Bower
- "Deep in the forest...": Born Of Hope
- By: Henry Gee
- "Hay on fire"
- By: John Gilbey
- "A question of source": The Epic Realm of Tolkien
- Commentary
- "'An unlettered peasant boy' of 'sordid character' - Shakespeare, Suffield and Tolkien"
- By: Maggie Burns
- "Lewis and Tolkien: bridges between worlds"
- By: Mike Pueppke
- "The words of Húrin and Morgoth: microcosm, macrocosm and the later legendarium"
- By: Kristine Larsen
- "Balrogs: being and becoming"
- By: Alan Tierney
- "'An unlettered peasant boy' of 'sordid character' - Shakespeare, Suffield and Tolkien"
- Interview
- "Has anyone seen Sméagol: Chris Bouchard"
- By: Colin Sullivan
- "Has anyone seen Sméagol: Chris Bouchard"
- Poetry
- "Slaying the Dragon"
- By: Tuilinde
- "Arwen"
- By: Ben Gribbin
- "The Ballad of Sam Gamgee"
- By: Teresa Kirkpatrick
- "Slaying the Dragon"
- Fiction
- "The architect of apathy"
- By: Shelly Li
- "The architect of apathy"
- Well, I'm back
- "Two cheers for applicability"
- By: Gareth Owens
- "Two cheers for applicability"
- Back Cover
- By: Lorenzo Daniele
- Inside Art
- By: Phyllis Berka, Lorenzo Daniele, John Gilbey, Teresa Kirkpatrick, Jef Murray, Colin Williams
See also
- Mallorn, the large tree after which the journal is named
- List of Mallorn issues
- Mallorn cover art gallery
- Amon Hen, the bi-monthly bulletin of The Tolkien Society
