Journeys of Frodo: Atlas of J.R.R.Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" - Barbara Strachey Reviews
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Newest Review: ... inside the book (with much more colour added). It looks fine, but not particularly striking. On the other hand, there is also ... more
... a reissue from 1998 which is graced by a stunningly coloured painting showing scenes from Middle-Earth; this is the cover shown by Dooyoo.
Barbara Strachey is not a name that means anything to me beyond the fact that she wrote this book, but the biographical note on the back cover tells us that she is not a cartographer or professional artist, but simply a long-standing lover of the story who wished she could have better maps to accompany them and in the end decided to draw them herself. Her careful study of Tolkien...more
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Customer Journeys of Frodo: Atlas of J.R.R.Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" - Barbara Strachey Reviews (1)
by - written on 06/02/10, updated on 06/02/10 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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I have long had a bit of a love-hate relationship with "The Lord of the Rings". JRR Tolkien's masterpiece it most assuredly is, and a great deal more accessible to less intense readers than the likes of "The Silmarillion", but I can never quite make my mind up about it. One problem I've always had is in trying to follow the geography of the story as the action jumps around from place to place so much. Barbara Strachey's "Journeys of Frodo" has gone some way to clearing up some of that confusion. There are at least two editions of this book around. The late-1980s one I have is published by Unwin Paperbacks, the descendants of that ... Read the complete review
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