One of Tolkien's great appeals to readers is that he offers a world replete with meaning at every level. To read and reread Tolkien is to share his sense of wonder and holiness, to be invited into the presence of a “beauty beyond the circles of the world.” It is to fall in love with a universe that has a beginning and an end, where good and bad are not subjective choices, but objective realities; a created order full of grace, though damaged by sin, in which friendship is the seedbed of the virtues, and where the greatest warriors finally become the greatest healers.
A Selection From The World's Greatest Short Stories
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A Selection From The World's Greatest Short Stories
It's really useful to boost one's knowledge of stories.
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SciFiNow presents the 100 All-Time Greatest Comics for your perusal. The comic book industry has come into its own in recent years, with the limelight being shed onto it from the film industry, but it’s not all about superheroes in tights and in the 100 All-Time Greatest Comics, we celebrate the best titles from all walks of comic life including an exclusive interview with Mark Millar as he talks Civil War and his other creations. Also inside learn how Kieron Gillen discovered comics, Alan Moore talks Watchmen, and much more. Is your favourite inside?
The Wheel of Osheim: The Red Queen's War [Audiobook
From the international bestselling author of the Broken Empire Trilogy, the thrilling conclusion to the Red Queen’s War… Mark Lawrence’s “epic fantasy” (The Washington Post) continues as a reluctant prince returns from the bowels of Hell to engage in his greatest battle yet—among the living and the dead.
A global look at the greatest works of Eastern and Western literature and the themes that unite them, for students and lovers of literature and reading. The Literature Book is a fascinating journey through the greatest works of world literature, from the Iliad to Don Quixote to The Great Gatsby. Around 100 crystal-clear articles explore landmark novels, short stories, plays, and poetry that reinvented the art of writing in their time, whether Ancient Greece, post-classical Europe, or modern-day Korea.
