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The Tolkien Revisionist Canon

The Tolkien Legendarium is set up as an epic battle of good versus evil. But viewed from a certain angle, all of that looks a whole lot like propaganda. Is there another side to the story that we're not being told? Well, there's a few authors who've already asked that question... Read the books here: The Last Ringbearer (full text translation): https://archive.org/details/TheLastRi... The Black Book of Arda (in-progress translation on AO3): https://archiveofourown.org/works/591... The Black Book of Arda (full text on the Internet Archive): https://archive.org/details/the-black... Morlindalë does not appear to be freely available anywhere. Beyond the Dawn and Ring of Darkness also do not appear to have any English translations. And also see below for some extra related reading: Kirill Yeskov (trans. Yisroel Markov) — Why I reimagined “LOTR” from Mordor’s perspective. https://www.salon.com/2011/02/23/last... Michael Aquino — Morlindalë discussion thread. https://alt.fan.tolkien.narkive.com/r... Michael Aquino — Morlindalë Update discussion thread. https://alt.fan.tolkien.narkive.com/W... Michael Aquino — The Temple of Set. https://archive.org/details/MichaelAq... Mitch Horowitz — The Long, Strange Trip of Michael Aquino.   / the-long-strange-trip-of-michael-aquino   The Sauron get-up was primarily inspired by this drawing by melkorwashere (I was unable to get the pauldrons to actually look right) https://melkorwashere.tumblr.com/post... 0:00 Introduction 4:11 The Last Ringbearer 34:54 Interlude 39:31 The Black Book of Arda 57:21 Morlindalë 1:10:12 Conclusion