/lit/ - Literature

>>23376559
Start with these then.

Tolkien was making the traditionalist critique of capitalism before it was cool. Tory anarchist crypto-feudalism coming from an Anglo of all people, shocking. Maybe it's because he was Catholic

>>19901192
Spinning in his grave.

>>19761910
I didn't even realize this but you're right, that one letter Tolkien write back to some Nazi explaining he wasn't an anti-semite is 100% the reason his threads draw in a bunch of retarded polacks. Which is fucking bizarre because it was such a mild refusal of Nazism, why would any normal person to go such lengths to lie about and try to malign a figure they've never met, that is long dead, and to do so on an anonymous Mongolian basketweaving e-consortium of all places?

The sad thing is if they were just slightly less brain damaged they'd realize there's a lot in Tolkien sympathetic to their general direction.

Post quotes from authors.

Was Tolkien right about the globohomo?

this extremely short novella

>>18566850
Read Tolkien's letters

>>16598392
Valid opinion

>>14603212

>>14547598
bollocks

>all sorts of ethnic groups venture west for material success
>descendants end up as american mystery meat (poetic divine destruction of ethnic traitors)
>modern english an agent of entropy
tolkien managed to retroactively btfo an entire "nation"

>>14073784

is tolkien right?

>>12822390

Tolkien is one of my favourite people.
His contribution to literature was unique.
>>12812511
I've read LotR 4 or 5 times, but I re-read the Silmarillion every year, and I think it's getting close to my 20th read on that one.

>>12787183
reminds me of based Tolkien.