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Hobbit Mythology, Classics Reinvented
By
Sadie Stein
October 1, 2012
On the Shelf
Artists from all over the world
reinterpret covers
for
The Observer’s
list of the hundred greatest novels.
The Ransom Center’s
Pale King
archive
is now open to the public.
Look through some of DFW’s extensive
notes
.
Good news for Louie C.K.: the Puzo estate can’t prevent
any future
Godfather
films
.
“
The Hobbit
, published seventy-five years ago,
is not a fantasy-adventure
as it is being described, but a myth, or part of a mythology.” On the novel’s scholarly underpinnings.
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