Science Fiction Resource Guide

07-Oct-2001

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J.R.R. Tolkien: Mirror of Galadriel (btinternet.co.uk)

A rather large collection of links to Tolkien resources, with the following categories: Various, Pictures, FAQ, FTP, Link Collections, Parodies, Games, Languages, Magazines, Fonts, Societies, Usenet, The rest. (Marcus Wendel)

The J.R.R. Tolkien Information Page (uwaterloo.ca)

Index of Internet resources relating to Tolkien and his fiction. Includes the following categories: Mirrors, Other Pages, Lists, Mailing Lists, Games, Newsgroups, Language Resources, Conferences, Societies Newsletters, Graphics, Family Trees, Fonts, Online Texts, Parodies, Articles, Miscellaneous, Non-Tolkien Resources, Credits, FAQ, and Copyright. (Eric Lippert)

J R R Tolkien: language archive (ed.ac.uk)

Archive of the 'TolkLang' mailing list for discussion of Tolkien's invented languages. Also includes booklist (ed.ac.uk), tengwar and cirth fonts (ed.ac.uk), a list of Tolkien societies (ed.ac.uk), and a list of other Tolkien resources (ed.ac.uk).

J R R Tolkien: Hamburg archive (uni-hamburg.de)

Includes the Tolkien FAQ (uni-hamburg.de), booklist (uni-hamburg.de), society list (uni-hamburg.de), mailing-list list (uni-hamburg.de), pictures, family trees and fonts.

Computer Games Related to Tolkien's Works (liu.se)

"This is a brave attempt to list all computer games that have a direct connection to the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Lord of the Rings... These pages are constantly under construction. To make them as good as possible, your help is needed and welcome." (Fredrik Ekman)

The Tolkien Timeline (usask.ca)

"Because so much of the focus has been on his two most famous literary works, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien appears to the casual reader as nothing more than an author of fantasy literature. He was, however, a very distinguished linguist and scholar. This compilation is a chronological list of important events relating to Tolkien's life, career, and scholarly pursuits, and attempts to provide a more clear picture of this astounding man." (Darryl Friesen)

George Turner Memorial Page (vicnet.net.au)

"A web page to commemorate the life and work of George Turner is being established by Melbourne fans. If you are an admirer of George's work and would like to contribute, please e-mail me with your message." (Cheryl Morgan) [Updated Oct 2001]

Harry Turtledove and Richard Dreyfuss: An Annotated Guide to The Two Georges (stanford.edu)

(Kevin Lauderdale)

Harry Turtledove Home Page (sfsite.com)

(Steven H Silver (sfsite.com)) [Updated Oct 2001]

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