at least one of my fav group took its name from that novel
Marillion
"So here I am once more in the playground of the broken hearts,
One more experience, one more entry in a diary, self penned
Yet another emotional suicide overdosed on sentiment and pride
Too late to say I love you, Too late to restage the play
Abandoning the relics in my playground of yesterday."
i'll soon start to read silmarillion too, but i don't have the book. I just have a word text....it'll have to do. And, i presume it involves a lot of names, and dates (years)...stories, stuff like that.....wich make no sense to normal ppl....(i've been told) 😂
P.S.: This is part of my campaign in digging the forums 😈
To be continued...
silmarillion starts off pretty heavy, but gets more and more interesting. I've read it a couple of times, but now I'm digging through new books of The History of Middle-Earth, and I'm telling you, it's HEAVY; REAL HEAVY stuff. I still find it interesting, but you have to have great interest in Middle-earth to get ANYTHING out of it. juxtapose it with silmarillion and you'll find silmarillion light.
The Silm....
I loved it!!!!!
It was great to read Tolkiens version of the creation of Middle-Earth. And Wow!!!!...was Melkor evil or what!!!???
I own a copy of the Silmarillion (one of 500 made) signed by Christopher Tolkien and Ted Nasmith...best book I ever bought!
The tale of Beren and Luthien was excellent. The best part of the Silmarillion was reading the origin of all those elvish references in LOTR. Once I read the Silm..I had a new appreciation and understanding of the elvish-lore.