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“Incredible . . . . A hefty book packed full of gorgeous, fascinating images.―Â
(io9)“Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth aims to demonstrate this link between the evolution of the
world of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings and the biography of their author. . . . The scope of
his world was truly vast, and his desire to populate it impressive in itself. More to the point, the
paintings are beautiful.―  (Times Literary Supplement)“Reveals [Tolkienâ€s] painstaking
creative process. . . . Reflect[s] a literary mind almost obsessed with perfecting each and every
[detail].―  (New York Times Book Review)“One awesome and lore-packed book. . . . sure to
enrich any fanâ€s appreciation for Tolkien the mortal Man, who despite having left this world has
at least left behind another of his own creations. A vast, believable, alien-yet-familiar, and
somehow still scarcely inhabited world: Middle-earth, which seems to be half the Earth we know
and half an Earth we donâ€t. One thatâ€s steeped in Faerie.― (Tor.com)“Tolkien: Maker
of Middle-earth is a pure delight, one that Iâ€ll return to many times in the years to come. . . . I
have many more books about Tolkien than I do ones he has written, and this is the best of those
about him so far.― (Fantasy & Science Fiction)“Splendid . . . . Impressive.― (Toronto
Star)“Extensive . . . . Fascinating.―  (Wall Street Journal)“The most thorough treatment
of his life and work in decades. . . . Will enlighten even longtime Tolkien fans about the intensely
visual and artistic aspect of his creativity.― (The National Review)“For anyone who grew up
in the Tolkien universe, seeing the original artwork—the death of Smaug, for instance, the
dragonâ€s head thrown back, his scales pierced by a black arrow, over the burning remains of
the lake town of Esgaroth—will be like meeting an old friend.― (Country Life)“Incredibly and
unexpectedly moving. . . . Colorful and joyful, too.― (Fine Books & Collections Magazine)
Catherine McIlwaine is the Tolkien Archivist at the Bodleian Library, University of Oxford. Â