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3rd May 2010: Tolkien Seminar pictures
A selection of pictures from the 2010 Tolkien Seminar (held in Jena last weekend) have been posted on the event website (external link).
A review of the event (in German) can be read on the website of the German Tolkien Society (DTG) (external links).
Related item: past conferences.
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=35 )
3rd April 2010: Countdown to Tolkien Seminar
The countdown to the 2010 Tolkien Seminar is running. For those who haven't yet made up their minds: This three day event (Friday 23rd to Sunday 25th April) features an inspiring line-up of speakers on Tolkien and Romanticism. Detailed information is available from the event website (external link).
The Tolkien Seminar is supported by the Walking Tree Publishers, who will also be present with their sales stand. Besides buying our books, this is a great opportunity to meet us and browse our latest publications.
We hope to have all publications available (including older ones) but if you have any special wishes, please contact us and reserve your personal copy.
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=34 )
15th March 2010: Services for authors
Academic publishing can be a tiresome process for authors, and does not always lead to the desired results. Despite being a small company, the Walking Tree Publishers offer their authors a range of services that make publishing with us an attractive proposition. These advantages are now presented on the page: Services for authors.
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=33 )
9th March 2010: Tolkien Seminar website online
The Tolkien Seminar (to be held in Jena on 23-25 April) now has its own website: seminar2010.kolbitar.de (available in both English and German).
The seminar poster (left) was designed by Anke Eißmann. Building on the theme of Romanticism, the poster echoes a painting by the German Romantic artist, Caspar David Friedrich, "Wanderer above the Sea of Fog" (1817/18).
Seminar website (external link)
Anke Eißmann (external link)
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=32 )
Related announcements:
Tolkien Seminar 2010 in Jena, Tolkien Seminar 2010 Programme, past conferences.
14th January 2010: Tolkien Seminar 2010 Programme
The German Tolkien Society (Deutsche Tolkien Gesellschaft) have published the programme for their 2010 Tolkien Seminar. The conference will study the topic "Tolkien and Romanticism", and be held at the Friedrich-Schiller-Universität, Jena (Germany) from 23rd to 25th April. The event is supported by Walking Tree Publishers.
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/conference/10_jena.php )
Related announcement: Tolkien Seminar 2010 in Jena.
5th January 2010: Beowulf and the Dragon in pictures
Below are some views of Walking Tree Publisher's recent art book, Beowulf and the Dragon.
These views can be enlarged by clicking. To learn more about this book, visit the Beowulf and the Dragon page.
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=30 )
3rd January 2010: Your chance to win Music in Middle-earth.
The website Tolkien Bücher is running a competition, whose prizes include a copy of the Walking Tree Publishers' latest book, Music in Middle-earth. To participate, please visit the competition page (in German) of tolkien-buecher.de (external links).
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=29 )
3rd January 2010: Tolkien Birthday Toast.
On this day 118 years ago, J.R.R. Tolkien was born in Bloemfontein, South Africa. It has become a tradition among the Tolkien Community to mark the great author's birthday by a toast. For more information on this, please visit the 2010 Toast page of the Tolkien Society (external links).
Happy Birthday Professor!
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=28 )
3rd January 2010: Music in Middle-earth now available.
The latest (and 20th) addition to the Cormarë Series, Music in Middle-earth is now available. This collection of 14 papers looks at different aspects of song and music in (and inspired by) Middle-earth. The 311 page volume was edited by Heidi Steimel and Friedhelm Schneidewind.
For more information on this publication (including a table of contents), please visit our Music in Middle-earth page.
Also available in German ...
A German version of this book is being released in parallel by Edition Stein und Baum under the title Musik in Mittelerde. For more information on this volume, please visit the website of Edition Stein und Baum and their Musik in Mittelerde page (external links).
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=27 )
23rd December 2009: Beowulf and the Dragon now available
Walking Tree Publishers are proud to announce that Beowulf and the Dragon is now available.
The book features the Old English text of the "Dragon Episode" from Beowulf, presented side by side with the John Porter's Modern English translation. The foreword is by Tom Shippey and the episode is richly illustrated by Anke Eissmann. The 84 page book is bound in hardback and will appeal to collectors, linguists and Tolkienists alike.
For more information on Beowulf and the Dragon, including some sample pages, please visit this website's Beowulf and the Dragon page.
Our prices are 36 Pounds, 57 U.S. Dollars, 40 Euros or 60 Swiss Francs, exclusive of shipping and subject to change. These prices are for direct sales from the Walking Tree Publishers. Prices charged by retailers may differ.
Further information on this book project, its background and origin is presented on Anke Eissmann's website
(anke.edoras-art.de/anke_beowulf.html).
(to link to this announcement: http://www.walking-tree.org/news_archive.php?item=26 )
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