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Continue readingVanessa “Saffron” Price, Online Community Representative for The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar writes: Decorate...
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Continue readingMatt Blessing, head of The Department of Special Collections and University Archives, writes: June 7th marks the 50th...
Continue readingCelebriel writes: Anyone headed to London this summer to see “The Lord of the Rings” musical or Orlando...
Continue readingOn Stephens Island in New Zealand’s storm-wracked Cook Strait, the tuatara—one of the most ancient reptile species on...
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