Tolkien site sale

Urulókë wrote:

This might be a good time to get a PoD Index.

Thank you Jeremy !
This is exactly what I need.

I did a quick check, you will not see the discount until you get to the checkout page, but it is then automatically applied.

Trotter wrote:

I did a quick check, you will not see the discount until you get to the checkout page, but it is then automatically applied.

Thanks Trotter, Yes there is no advert about the sale on the website. For those unaware of it, that's a surprise at checkout! :)
So, I have ordered the PoD index which will complete my HoME UK 1st editions and Purple unfinished Tales !
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/ Small speculation on :
The dream would be a "Nature of Middle Earth" special edition hardcover in the HoME dust jacket style, but that would remain a dream I guess
/ Small specualtion off
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Their facebook page states:

What’s missing from your Tolkien collection?

For the next two weeks there’s 20% off everything at the Official Tolkien Bookshop.
Head to www.tolkien.co.uk and grab yourself a bargain. All discounts will be applied automatically at checkout, and postage and packaging will be added separately.

Great! Thank you. Got the Index.
Seems you can't preorder Carls book at this point.
Another Tolkien, Tolkien Yule.

They have The Saga of King Heidrek the Wise available.

Jumping on the Index train before it leaves the station.

Arbor wrote:

They have The Saga of King Heidrek the Wise available.

To sum up, the print-on-demand titles that Tolkien UK offers exclusively, I believe the titles are:

- all 12 History of Middle-earth books, as hardback facsimiles
- the HoM-e Index
- The Saga of King Heidrek the Wise , as a facsimile hardback
- English & Medieval Studies (given to Tolkien for his 70th birthday), as a facsimile hardback
- Egil's Saga by E.R. Eddison, new paperback edition
- Author of the Century by Tom Shippey, in paperback
- The Song of Middle-earth by David Harvey, as a facsimile hardback
- large-print editions of some of the Middle-earth books, such as The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings (as 3 books), The Children of Hurin, Beren and Luthien and The Fall of Gondolin.

If any of that is wrong, please correct me