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2022 Tolkien Calendar....?
18 Feb, 2021
2021-2-18 5:14:07 PM UTC
2021-2-18 5:14:07 PM UTC
While doing my daily search for future Tolkien releases, I spotted something that COULD be the 2022 Calendar.
The ISBN is 9780063139732, and the author (ie, artist) is " Lou Neiklot" and it's published by HarperCollins (Harper Voyager, actually). This was spotted on both Blackwell's, and Book Depository.
Please note, that the name 'Tolkien' does not appear anywhere on the product page.
If anyone is allowed to provide more info at this time (I know some members here speak often with HarperCollins), it would be appreciated.
It seems likely that this isn't the Tolkien calendar, though it's something to look into.
The ISBN is 9780063139732, and the author (ie, artist) is " Lou Neiklot" and it's published by HarperCollins (Harper Voyager, actually). This was spotted on both Blackwell's, and Book Depository.
Please note, that the name 'Tolkien' does not appear anywhere on the product page.
If anyone is allowed to provide more info at this time (I know some members here speak often with HarperCollins), it would be appreciated.
It seems likely that this isn't the Tolkien calendar, though it's something to look into.
Ah that's public now? Good 
I've known since early Jan about the calendar, as well as a few details about the forthcoming edition of The Silmarillion via e-mail correspondence with Ted. Just in case, I wanted to keep that info private. I didn't want to be responsible for a leak.
The point of this thread, though, was mostly to express my puzzlement with regards to the link. A kind of ".....what is this?" Sorry for any deception!
I will update my Ted Nasmith Silmarillion Art spreadsheet (inspired by the Letters From Father Christmas one posted on this site), once we see which images the calendar will contain, as well as the full list of plates for the new edition. I can e-mail that to anyone, just send me a message if interested
It'll be a few months until it's ready, though, due to the calendar's release date. They typically come out end of August, early Sept.
I've known since early Jan about the calendar, as well as a few details about the forthcoming edition of The Silmarillion via e-mail correspondence with Ted. Just in case, I wanted to keep that info private. I didn't want to be responsible for a leak. The point of this thread, though, was mostly to express my puzzlement with regards to the link. A kind of ".....what is this?" Sorry for any deception!
I will update my Ted Nasmith Silmarillion Art spreadsheet (inspired by the Letters From Father Christmas one posted on this site), once we see which images the calendar will contain, as well as the full list of plates for the new edition. I can e-mail that to anyone, just send me a message if interested
It'll be a few months until it's ready, though, due to the calendar's release date. They typically come out end of August, early Sept.
insurrbution wrote:
Ah that's public now? Good
Good call! Unless Ted gives explicit permission to share information he communicates in private, it is only right to keep quiet. ?
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