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    The Nature of Middle-Earth by J. R. R. Tolkien (HarperCollins UK, September 2, 2021, 978-0-00-838792-1, £25.00, xxi+440pp, hc, nf, cover by Ted Nasmith) [edited by Carl F. Hostetter]
        Tolkien’s final writings on Middle-Earth, covering a wide range of subjects as he sought to better understand his unique creation. Subtitled “Late Writings on the Lands, Inhabitants, and Metaphysics of Middle-Earth”.

    The Peoples of Middle-Earth by J. R. R. Tolkien (HarperCollins UK, September 2, 1996, 0-261-10337-7, £25.00, 482pp, hc, nf) [edited by Christopher Tolkien]
        Collection of pieces related to the appendices in The Lord of the Rings. Volume 12 in “The History of Middle-Earth”.

    The Return of the Shadow by J. R. R. Tolkien (Unwin Hyman, August 1988, 0-04-440162-0, £17.95, 497pp, hc, co) [edited by Christopher Tolkien]
        Variant texts of The Fellowship of the Ring, collected and edited by Christopher Tolkien. Only material published previously has been indexed. Volume six in “The History of Middle-Earth”. Volume one in “The History of The Lord of the Rings”.
    • 143 · The Root of the Boot · J. R. R. Tolkien · pm Songs for the Philologists by J. R. R. Tolkien et. al, University College London, 1936
    • 145 · The Cat and the Fiddle · J. R. R. Tolkien · pm Yorkshire Poetry v2 #19, 1923

    Sauron Defeated by J. R. R. Tolkien (HarperCollins UK, January 1992, 0-261-10240-0, £20.00, 482pp, hc, oc) [edited by Christopher Tolkien]
        Fantasy collection containing the fourth (and last) part of “The History of the Lord of the Rings”; together with the previously unpublished pieces “The Notion Club Papers” and “The Drowning of Anadûnê”, both related to the Númenórean legend. Volume nine in “The History of Middle-Earth”.

    The Treason of Isengard by J. R. R. Tolkien (Unwin Hyman, September 21, 1989, 0-04-440396-8, £17.95, 504pp, hc, co) [edited by Christopher Tolkien]
        Collection of notes on, and variant texts for, the second part of The Lord of the Rings, edited by Christopher Tolkien. Only material published previously has been indexed. Volume seven in “The History of Middle-Earth”. Volume two in “The History of The Lord of the Rings”.

    The War of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien (Unwin Hyman, September 1990, 0-04-440685-1, £17.95, 476pp, hc, co) [edited by Christopher Tolkien]
        Collection of notes on, and variant texts for, the third part of The Lord of the Rings, edited by Christopher Tolkien. Volume eight in “The History of Middle-Earth”. Volume three in “The History of The Lord of the Rings”.

    Two Travelers by Sarah Tolmie (Aqueduct Press, June 2016, 978-1-61976-103-2, $16.00, 200pp, tp, oc)
        Details taken from online listing.

    Two Eerie Tales of Suspense by Piers Torday (Phoenix, October 9, 2014, 978-1-7802-2742-9, £7.99, 237pp, tp, co)
        A posthumous collection of 2 short novels previously published as eBooks in 2011 and 2012. “Theo” was a teaser for Torday’s novel, Light Shining in the Forest (2013).
    • 1 · Breakfast at the Hotel Déjá vu · Piers Torday · n. Phoenix (e-Book), 2011
    • 117 · Theo · Piers Torday · n. Phoenix (e-Book), 2012

    The Dark Island by Henry Treece (Savoy, April 1980, 0-86130-021-1, £1.25, 236pp, tp, n., cover by Michael Heslop)
        Reprint (Gollancz 1952) historical novel about Britain, set during the Roman invasion. Volume two in “The Celtic Tetralogy”.

    A Fighting Man (unpublished) by Henry Treece (Savoy, n.d., 0-86130-050-5, £1.50, 240pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (The Bodley Head 1960) novel depicting the Regency England of the West Midlands with startling force.

    The Golden Strangers by Henry Treece (Savoy, January 1980, 0-86130-018-1, £1.25, 210pp, tp, n., cover by Michael Heslop)
        Reprint (The Bodley Head 1956) historical novel set in the Stone Age. This edition adds a 1969 essay by Treece. Volume one in “The Celtic Tetralogy”.
    • 1 · Introduction · Michael Moorcock · in
    • 201 · Notes on Perception and Vision · Henry Treece · ar The Bodley Head Monographs: Henry Treece, C.S. Lewis & Beatrice Potter ed. Margery Fisher, Roger Lancelyn Green & Marcus Crouch, The Bodley Head, 1969

    The Great Captains by Henry Treece (Savoy, January 1980, 0-86130-019-X, £1.25, 236pp, tp, n., cover by Michael Heslop) [King Arthur]
        Reprint (The Bodley Head 1956) historical novel about King Arthur. Volume four in “The Celtic Tetralogy”.

    The Rebels (unpublished) by Henry Treece (Savoy, n.d., 0-86130-049-1, £1.50, 240pp, tp, n.)
        Reprint (Gollancz 1953) novel set in the Black Country during the late 19th Century.

    Red Queen, White Queen by Henry Treece (Savoy, September 16, 1980, 0-86130-020-3, £1.25, 216pp, tp, n., cover by Michael Heslop)
        Reprint (The Bodley Head 1958) historical novel about Queen Boadicea. Volume three in “The Celtic Tetralogy”.

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