Located in the UK, with membership worldwide. Founded in 1969, multiple meetings (formal and informal) year round, publishes Amon Hen and Mallorn, all in all a great resource for Tolkien fans and scholars.

The official US publisher for the J. R. R. Tolkien estate. The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, The Silmarillion and more.

The official UK publisher for the Tolkien estate.

Founded in 1967, The Mythopoeic Society is a non-profit international literary and educational organization for the study, discussion, and enjoyment of fantastic and mythic literature, especially the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and Charles Williams. Membership in the Mythopoeic Society is open to all scholars, writers, and readers of these literatures.

The Society sponsors three periodicals. Mythprint is a monthly bulletin of book reviews, articles, events and other notices of interest to Society members. Mythlore is the Society's peer-reviewed journal that publishes scholarly articles on mythic and fantastic literature. Finally, Mythic Circle is a literary annual of original poetry and short stories.

Cabridge smial of The Tolkien Society. Publishes the fanzine Anor.

"The society magazine, Miruvor, comes out three times a year, normally towards the beginning of each university term, ie around October, January and April. It contains articles of many sorts, from reports of events, reviews of Tolkien books, Middle-earth pseudo-science and fiction (often serialized)."

The White Tree Fund (TWTF) was inspired by a painting done by world-renowned artist Ted Nasmith. This painting, commissioned for the 2004 edition of The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien, was of the White Tree of the Kings of Gondor. In Tolkien’s world of Middle-earth, this White Tree of the Kings represented the hope and healing of a people, and had a long lineage of light and renewal.

Renewal. Healing. Enduring hope. This is the vision of The White Tree Fund – an affiliation of Tolkien and “Lord of the Rings” communities around the world. TWTF began as an idea, a hope that Tolkien communities could unite to provide assistance to the areas devastated by the earthquake and tsunamis of December 26 th, 2004. A core group was formed, aid agencies contacted, and a website established within a two-week period of the initial idea. The feedback to this effort thus far establishes the willingness of many Tolkien communities to participate in charitable efforts collectively and encourages the Fund to go forward with a structured approach.

We are an incorporated non-profit organization supporting charities engaged in the following areas through organizing fund- and awareness-raising drives and events within communities dedicated to exploring fantasy and mythology through study, literature, art, music and film:

* to support issues of human health and medical concerns through crisis response or other humanitarian programs;
* to support literacy initiatives and programs assisting children and adults; and
* to support environmental initiatives relevant to deforestation crises.

"The Walking Tree Publishers collect and publish essays, papers and monographs from a broad range of different authors covering an equally diverse palette of topics, ranging from linguistics to theology."

Walking Tree regularly publishes Tolkien criticism works.

Book Summary / Review / Discussion publisher.