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Walking Tree Publications

The Walking Tree Publishers is a volunteer-run association closely maintaining friendly links and co-operations with other Tolkien societies and interest groups throughout the world.

Our founding principle is a not-for-profit operation. Further to not paying dividends, the company does not pay salaries. All work is done by us in our free time — we all have demanding full-time jobs that we do on the side! This low-overhead approach allows the company to print very small numbers for niche products, as well as larger runs of interest to a greater audience.

Roberto Arduini (red.), The Broken Scythe

Death and Immortality in the Works of JRR Tolkien

All the Tolkien you want!

Walking Tree Publications

Roberto Arduini (red.), The Broken Scythe

Roberto Arduini (red.), Tokien and Philosophy

Roberto Arduini e.a. (red.), Tolkien and the Classics

José Boto, Law, Government, and Society in Tolkien's Works

Nancy Bunting, The Gallant Edith Bratt

Stratford Caldecott (red.), Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: Sources of Inspiration

Liam Campbell, The Ecological Augury in the Works of JRR Tolkien

Janet Croft (red.), "Something Has Gone Crack"

Patrick Curry, Deep Roots in a Time of Frost

Julian Eilmann & Allan Turner (red.), Tolkien's Poetry

Julian Eilmann, J.R.R. Tolkien: Romanticist and Poet

Julian Eilmann (red.), Music in Tolkien's World and Beyond

Richard Gallant, Germanic Heroes, Courage, and Fate (2/4)

Fimi/Honegger (red.), Sub-creating Arda

Christopher Garbowski, Recovery and Transcedence for the Contemporary Mythmaker

Margaret Hiley en Frank Weinreich, Tolkien's Shorter Fiction

Margaret Hiley, The Loss and the Silence

Thomas Honegger (red.), News from the Shire and Beyond - Studies on Tolkien

Thomas Honegger (red.), Root and Branch: Approaches Towards Understanding Tolkien

Thomas Honegger (red.), Tolkien in Translation.

Thomas Honegger (red.), Translating Tolkien: Text and Film

Thomas Honegger (red.), Reconsidering Tolkien

Thomas Honegger (red.), Tolkien and Modernity 1

Thomas Honegger (red.), Tolkien and Modernity 2

Thomas Honegger (red.), From Peterborough to Faëry

Thomas Honegger (red.), Laughter in Middle-earth

Thomas Honegger, Tweaking Things a Little

Kirner (red.), Binding Them All

Judith Klinger (red.), Sub-creating Middle-earth

Barbara Kowalik, O What a Tangled Web

Christopher MacLachlan, Tolkien and Wagner

Rainer Nagel, Hobbit Place-names

Lukasz Neubauer (red.), Middle-earth, or There and Back Again

Nuno Rodrigues (red.), Nólë Hyarmenillo

J.S. Ryan, Tolkien's View

J.S. Ryan, In the Nameless Wood

Eduardo Seguar (red.), Myth and Magic

Will Sherwood (red.), The Romantic Spirit in the Works of JRR Tolkien

Tom Shippey, Roots and Branches

Martin Simonson, The Lord of the Rings and the Western Narrative Tradition

Martin Simonson (red.), Representations of Nature in Middle-earth

Richard Sturch, Four Christian Fantasists.

Heidi Steimel (red.), Music in Middle-earth

Ross Smith, Inside Language

Claudio Testi, Pagan Saints in Middle-earth

Allan Turner (red.), The Silmarillion - Thirty Years On

Renée Vink, Wagner and Tolkien: Mythmakers

Hamish Williams (red.), Tolkien and the Classical World