Un caballo blanco sin nombre

Relatos de tradición arcaica - Noticias de la colonia - Relatos de costumbres - El oficio de contar.

Después de su muerte, el tercer hijo de Tolkien, Christopher, publicó una serie de obras basadas en las amplias notas y manuscritos inéditos de su padre, entre ellas El Silmarillion y Los hijos de Húrin. Estos libros, junto con El hobbit y El Señor de los Anillos, forman un cuerpo conectado de cuentos, poemas, historias de ficción, idiomas inventados y ensayos literarios sobre un mundo imaginado llamado Arda, y más extensamente sobre uno de sus continentes, conocido como la Tierra Media. Entre 1951 y 1955, Tolkien aplicó la palabra legendarium a la mayor parte de estos escritos.

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