Other Writings

This review will cover the book The Fall of N–menor and Other Writings from the Second Age of Middle-earth, written by J.R.R. Tolkien and edited by Christopher Tolkien. It is definitely a must-have for any true fan of Middle-earth, and it offers an unparalleled look into the Second Age of Middle Earth. This collection features many previously unpublished manuscripts and notes, as well as some of Tolkien’s most famous works, such as The Akallabêth. With this book, readers are invited to explore a period in Middle-earth’s history that has rarely been explored before.

In terms of content, this book offers an impressive array of stories and writings that span a wide range of topics. From Tolkien’s personal musings on language to the various tales that make up the legendarium, there is something here for everyone. The narrative style is also quite unique, as Tolkien often blends his own writing with excerpts from other works, both published and unpublished. This allows for an interesting mix of perspectives and ideas that can be quite rewarding for readers.

Overall, The Fall of N–menor and Other Writings from the Second Age of Middle-earth is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning more about this intriguing period in fantasy literature. In the next section, we will take a closer look at some key features of this book that make it worth reading.