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TCG Letter #473
From
J.R.R. Tolkien
To
James S. Marsh
Date
29 December 1966
Type
Typed Letter Signed
Transcript
Complete
Tolkien writes to Mr Marsh about his collaboration with Donald Swann for the book
The Road goes ever on and on
.
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The Lord of the Rings
Donald Swann
The Road Goes Ever On
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Reddit My dad was going through his recently deceased brother’s correspondence and found this:
The Road Goes Ever On
, Tolkien and Donald Swann's correspondence formed part of the production work on what eventually became the Road Goes Ever On. This letter to a fan, mentions the work between Tolkien and Swann.
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