Black spine paperbacks
4 May, 2020
2020-5-4 4:04:13 PM UTC
2020-5-4 4:04:13 PM UTC
Hi all, this is probably a simple answer but what books have been released in the black spine range? The ones that match the History of Middle-earth series is what I mean.
There is obviously the HoME series (13 volumes) plus the End of the Third Age (truncated), The History of the Hobbit (2 volumes), the Scull/Hammond Rings companion, Letters of, The Road to Middle-earth by Shippey, Tree and Leaf, Finn and Hengest, The Monsters and the Critics, and Sir Gawain. I know the larger pb editions of Rings/Hobbit/Silm/UT match the height and resemble the series. Am I missing anything else?
There is obviously the HoME series (13 volumes) plus the End of the Third Age (truncated), The History of the Hobbit (2 volumes), the Scull/Hammond Rings companion, Letters of, The Road to Middle-earth by Shippey, Tree and Leaf, Finn and Hengest, The Monsters and the Critics, and Sir Gawain. I know the larger pb editions of Rings/Hobbit/Silm/UT match the height and resemble the series. Am I missing anything else?
@Eorl wrote:
Riverandom and Takes From the Perilous Realm also come in this series.
Link: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23 ... s_from_the_Perilous_Realm
Link: http://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/File:Roverandom_(2002).jpg
I don't really consider those to be a match though they do have black spines.
This is a picture from a couple years ago before I got rid of about half of these. I think you've got them all, but there's a copy of the Tyler 'Tolkien Companion' that is similar (bottom right) and an 'On Fairy Stories' as well that looks kind of close (middle).
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