An article by Tolkien about his opinion on the international language Esperanto, published in 1932 in the magazine The British Esperantist.

Christian site that explores the spiritual issues raised in the author's books and movies.

Discusses the various weapons and armor used by warriors.

Essays and poetry on the Christian themes in The Lord of the Rings, examining both Tolkien's books and Peter Jackson's movie versions.

Discussion of the symbolic relationship between Elves and art in Tolkien's aesthetics, with a special emphasis on The Silmarillion.

Historical research into various aspects of Middle-earth.

Uses a sample chapter from "Returning the Ring" to explore the fate of the modern day individual when posed with the issue of a world in crisis.

Remarks about the writings of J. R. R. Tolkien and other members of the Inklings.

Monthly pieces by Michael Martinez analyzing Middle-earth.

Articles and a monthly newsletter examining the fringes and unanswered questions surrounding Tolkien's masterworks.

Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and the Bible's prophecies of the Book of Revelation discussed.

Details the unlikely success of "Lord of the Rings."

History and complete chronology of Númenor, Arnor and Gondor, and a table of the names of the Princes of the Noldor.

Review of a theater version of "The Hobbit."

Articles about how the Hobbit could be turned into a movie and texts about people and places from the book.

Explores the effects of Internet fandom on the author's legacy.

Introduces the places where Tolkien lived and worked in Oxford.

Pieces by Erik Tracy.

Pamela S. Turner's article about the author's life in Oxford, England [Christian Science Monitor].

Extensive analysis of the figure Tom Bombadil, with links to other sites about him.