The Fall of Gondolin - Hardcover

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Product information "The Fall of Gondolin - Hardcover"
  • Lord of the Rings book including map of Beleriand in English edition
  • one of the three Great Stories of the First Age of Middle-earth
  • Author: J.R.R. Tolkien, illustrations by Alan Lee
  • hardcover with dust jacket
  • with bookmark ribbon, 352 pages
Material: Hardcover

Two of the greatest powers of Middle-earth face each other in 'The Fall of Gondolin': on one side Morgoth, the embodiment of evil and on the other Ulmo, the lord of the seas, lakes and rivers under the sky. At the centre of their conflict is the hidden elven city of Gondolin. Turgon, King of Gondolin, is hated by Morgoth more than anything else. For a long time, the dark lord has been trying to find and destroy Gondolin, but in vain.

Into this world comes Tuor and becomes the tool of Ulmo's plan. Guided by him, Tuor sets off on the dangerous journey to Gondolin and reaches the hidden city. There he marries Idril, Turgon's daughter. Their son is Earendil, who is destined to become the most famous sailor of the First Age. Through a vile traitor, Morgoth learns how he can launch a devastating attack against the city, with Balrogs, dragons and countless orcs. The doom takes its course.

In this edition, Christopher Tolkien uses a similar depiction of the development of the story as in 'Beren and Lúthien'. For J.R.R. Tolkien, 'The Fall of Gondolin' was the first real story from this imaginary world, and like 'Beren and Lúthien' and 'The Children of Húrin' he counted it among the three Great Stories of the First Age of Middle-earth.

The Fall of Gondolin was edited by Christopher Tolkien and completes the three great stories that began in 2007 with 'The Children of Húrin' and continued in 2017 with 'Beren and Lúthien'. This new volume includes numerous colour plates by the famous Tolkien artist Alan Lee.

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Preis ok ...Bilder wie erwartet

Preis ok ....Bilder wie erwartet und freu mich schon aufs Lesen

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