News on upcoming publications, addenda and corrigenda on works already in print.

Reviews, articles, and lots of pictures for Tolkien collectibles. Also the home of the Shire Radio, an online audio feed with just about every Tolkien related or inspired song ever.

"The Springlering collection is a private collection, based in Atlanta, Georgia. It is dedicated to Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, and includes over 5,000 licensed movie items, as well as several thousand movie and magazine clippings.

Many of these items are very rare press or promo items, or consumer items that were produced and thrown away (popcorn bags, soda cups), and hence are now rare as a result.

This website is an effort to share these items with fans and collectors all over the world."

Great articles, reviews, and more on Tolkien collecting.

Mary is offering a wonderful service for collectors interested in translations of Tolkien’s works. She maintains a list of currently active eBay auctions that match her rigorous search criteria, and put them into a readable, simple table format with Language, Title, seller, link, and auction end time.

Launched in response to the announcement that [u]The Children of Hurin[\u] will be published in the spring of 2007. Contains a brief history of the developmental process Christopher went through.

A remarkably complete listing of computer games based on Tolkien's Middle-earth, through about 2001. Documents freeware, shareware, MUDs, commercial releases, and everything inbetween.

This website is for those who collect Tolkien Boardgames or have an interest in playing Tolkien games. Most of the games listed are boardgames, but we have also listed other types like miniature wargaming, collectable card games, a few computer games, Role Playing Games, and others.

A reasonable attempt at a complete discography for all Tolkien inspired music. From the website introduction:

"The purpose of this web site is to provide an exhaustive discography of musical works inspired by or referential to the fictional writings of J.R.R. Tolkien (The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, The Silmarillion and their accompanying mythology).

The influence of Tolkien's mythology on art and popular culture is far-reaching, and music is no exception. Thus far, more than a thousand artists have been documented and assembled on this list. New songs and albums are being recorded every year with mounting frequency, and ever and anon some long-forgotten tune is recovered from the dusty recesses of obscurity."

Three detailed indices for The History of Middle-earth series. By book, by subject, and in chronological order.