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The Duel – Chapter II
The journey continued once again as both driver and passenger took off down the road, the carriage speeding along. Sitting alone once again, John Willoughby contemplated with the few passing moments the future of his fate. A slow rain began … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fun, History, Life, Literature, My Life, Random Compilations, Swordplay, Writings
Tagged English, John Willoughby, Literature, Mr. Willoughby, School Essays, Swordfighting, Swordplay
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The Hunt for Gollum
Its with great excitement that I announce the release of the much anticipated Fan Film, the Hunt for Gollum. Put together in England by a group of Tolkien fans on a $4000 Budget, The Hunt for Gollum takes the view … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Catholic Discussion, Epic Films, Fun, Life, Lord of the Rings, Movie Reviews, Movies, My Life, Personal Commentary, The Hobbit, Tolkien, Videos
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Nature of a Phantom
I’ve been working on an idea for a post, so here I finally am. My article for discussion being that of The Phantom of the Opera. The Book, not the musical, mind you. I do enjoy the soundtrack, … Continue reading
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Fairy Tale Novels
I have never gotten around to writing a review of the Fairy Tale Novels, a series of books I’ve mentioned here and there. Now, as the title implies, they are based off of the classic Fairy Tales of the Grimm … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Catholic Church, Fun, Life, Literature, My Life, Personal Commentary, Religion, Writings
Tagged Books, Fairy Tale Novels, Fairy Tales, Literature, Regina Doman
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Tolkien and Mortality
This is a complimentary post which I felt nearly obliged to write after read through 3/4 of the Silmarillion. (Yes, I’ve finally gotten around to reading it! ) The Silmarillion has been one of the most difficult attempts in my … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Books, Catholic Church, Christianity, History, Life, Literature, My Life, Personal Commentary, Religion, Spirituality, The Hobbit, Theology, Tolkien, War, Writings
Tagged Books, Elves, England, Fairies, Films, Fun, History, Hobbit, Hobbits, Kingdoms, Literature, Magic, New Line Cinema, Peter Jackson, Silmarillion, Swords, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, Tolkien
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FTN Get-Together in Review
My weekend trip to the 2nd (Annual?) Fairy Tale Novel Get-Together has come to an end. And I look back at the experience with many a fond memory, of which I hope this post can give you an insightful comprehension. … Continue reading →