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CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien (Author of The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings) were friends and Tolkien had a large part to do with Lewis' conversion to Christianity. They would often critique each other's work. Tolkien was not immediately impressed with ...
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3 Months Ago,
zondervan.com says
(in The Inklings)
A short excerpt of The Inklings of Oxford: CS Lewis, JRR Tolkien, and Their Friends here . Check out a walking tour of Oxford here .
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10 Months Ago,
Narnia Fans says
(in Happy 10th Birthday, theonering.net!)
As many of you know, Tolkien and Lewis were great friends for many years. They were influential on each other's works and both taught at Oxford. The place to go for news on The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, for the last 10 years has been none other ...
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The Lord of the Rings trilogy For three consecutive summers, Peter Jackson's JRR Tolkien saga was the cinematic gorilla in the room, or at least until ... and more »
Sun, Dec 27 | from Sydney Morning Herald