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* "Letters to VT" - from Christopher Gilson.
* "Letters to VT" - from Christopher Gilson.
* "Taniquetil" — trans. by Christopher Gilson.
* "Taniquetil" — trans. by Christopher Gilson.
* "Letters to VT" - from Nathalie Kotowski.
* "Letters to VT" - from [[Nathalie Kotowski]].
** '''The above letter includes a previously unpublished ''[[tengwar]]'' inscription.'''
** '''The above letter includes a previously unpublished ''[[tengwar]]'' inscription.'''
* "Words and Devices: Filling Up the Corners" (column) — Patrick Wynne and [[Carl F. Hostetter]].
* "Words and Devices: Filling Up the Corners" (column) — Patrick Wynne and [[Carl F. Hostetter]].
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* "Transitions in Translations: Oops!" (column) — [[Arden R. Smith]].
* "Transitions in Translations: Oops!" (column) — [[Arden R. Smith]].


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Vinyar Tengwar 23
EditorCarl F. Hostetter
IllustratorChristopher Gilson and Adam Christensen (front cover)
PublisherElvish Linguistic Fellowship
ReleasedMay 1992
FormatPaperback journal
Pages28
ISSN1054-7606

Vinyar Tengwar 23 is the twenty-third issue of Vinyar Tengwar, a journal of the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship, devoted to the scholarly study of the invented languages of J.R.R. Tolkien.

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Contents

  • "Alqalindele" — trans. by Christopher Gilson.
  • "ELFcon II Report" — Patrick H. Wynne.
  • "Letters to VT" - from Christopher Gilson.
  • "Taniquetil" — trans. by Christopher Gilson.
  • "Letters to VT" - from Nathalie Kotowski.
    • The above letter includes a previously unpublished tengwar inscription.
  • "Words and Devices: Filling Up the Corners" (column) — Patrick Wynne and Carl F. Hostetter.
  • "Swan Song" - Christopher Gilson.
  • "Transitions in Translations: Oops!" (column) — Arden R. Smith.