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Tolkien Studies Volume 16 is available
Nov 24
(edited)
2019/11/24 3:22:33 (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time, London, Dublin, Lisbon, Casablanca, Monrovia
2019/11/24 3:22:33 (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time, London, Dublin, Lisbon, Casablanca, Monrovia
The West Virginia University Press is now shipping Tolkien Studies Volume XVI (16). These are now only available in paperback sadly, but the content in each year's issue is always quite good.
(Note that the WVU website says there is a 30% off coupon for all their books, but Tolkien Studies counts as a "journal" not a book so the coupon does not apply).
Price is $60 (individual, USA), $70 (individual, international) and higher for institutions.
Website to order is https://wvupressonline.com/journals/tolkien_studies
Contents:
Editors' Introduction
by Michael D. C. Drout, Verlyn Flieger, David Bratman, p. 1
Acknowledgements, p. 2
In Memoriam [of Jared C. Lobdell]
by Richard C. West, pp. 3-4
Conventions and Abbreviations, pp. 5-8
Enta Geweorc and the Work of Ents
by Luke J. Chambers, pp. 9-20
Tolkien's Treasures: Marvellous Objects in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings
by Marie H. Loughlin, pp. 21-58
Flowers and Steel: The Necessity of War in Feminist Tolkien Scholarship
by Anika Jensen, pp. 59-72
The Kings of the Mark: Tolkien's Naming Process and His Views on Language Evolution
by J. M. Silk, pp. 73-89
The Art of Eternal Disaster: Tolkien's Apocalypse and the Road to Healing
by Megan N. Fontenot, pp. 91-109
Mother Music
by John Rosegrant, pp. 111-131
A Letter from Father Murray
by Richard C. West, pp. 133-139
Not Where He Eats, but Where He Is Eaten: Bilbo's Bread and Butter Simile
by Thomas P. Hillman, p. 141
Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth by Catherine McIlwaine, and: Tolkien Treasures by Catherine McIlwaine (review)
by Denis Bridoux, pp. 143-170
The Fall of Gondolin by J.R.R Tolkien (review)
by Jennifer Rogers, pp. 170-174
Sub-creating Arda: World-building in J.R.R. Tolkien's Work, Its Precursors, and Its Legacies ed. by Dimitra Fimi and Thomas Honegger (review)
by David Bratman, pp. 174-178
The Year's Work in Tolkien Studies 2016
by David Bratman, Jason Fisher, John Wm. Houghton, John Magoun, Kate Neville, Robin Anne Reid, pp. 179-254
Bibliography (in English) for 2017
by David Bratman, pp. 255-271
Notes on Contributors, pp. 273-275
Errata, p. 277
[Edit - updated to clarify the In Memoriam article is about Jared C. Lobdell and by Richard C. West. All contents come from Project MUSE]
(Note that the WVU website says there is a 30% off coupon for all their books, but Tolkien Studies counts as a "journal" not a book so the coupon does not apply).
Price is $60 (individual, USA), $70 (individual, international) and higher for institutions.
Website to order is https://wvupressonline.com/journals/tolkien_studies
Contents:
[Edit - updated to clarify the In Memoriam article is about Jared C. Lobdell and by Richard C. West. All contents come from Project MUSE]
Each year, I'm hoping the price will decreased since it's paperback. I can't afford it since n°13 and 70$ is really too much.
Urulókë wrote:
These are now only available in paperback sadly, but the content in each year's issue is always quite good.
For those with institutional access to ProjectMuse this journal as well all the previous ones is available for download. Tolkien Studies at ProjectMuse
I gave up buying TStudies years ago. I think I have up to IX (2012); always intended to buy X to round it out on the shelf, but never quite got around to it. Didn't realise it wasn't publishing in Hb anymore. And the price is still $70?! No thanks.
Updated the original post to clarify the In Memoriam article source and contents, because David Bratman was evidently asked about it.
Urulókë wrote:
Updated the original post to clarify the In Memoriam article source and contents, because David Bratman was evidently asked about it.
Do they not use Print on Demand for Tolkien Studies? If not why not?