Issue1, November 2001
Issue1, November 2001
"Behold, Aule now gathered six metals, copper, silver, tin, lead, iron, and gold, and taking a portion of each made with his magic a seventh which he named therefore tilkal, and this had all the properties of the six and many of its own. It's colour was bright green or red in varying lights and it could not be broken, and Aule alone could forge it. Thereafter he forged a mighty chain, making of it all seven metals welded with spells to a substance of uttermost hardness and brightness and smoothness, but of tilkal he had not sufficient to add more than a little to each link."
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President: Michael Kennedy
© Lynda Channon, 2001
Welcome to Tilkal, the online Journal of Tol Harndor (Australian Smial of The Tolkien Society), which endeavours to explore and appreciate the life and works of J.R.R. Tolkien, via the dissemination of articles, artwork, fan fiction, and news. All articles are original and remain the property of the author, unless otherwise stated. Submissions by members and non-members alike are welcome and should be sent to David Powell (Editor-in-Chief) for consideration. If you are interested in learning more about Tol Harndor then please follow the link above.
Contents:
Copyright of the following remains with the author/artist. Please
respect
their legal rights.
| Madness (chronologically this comes after Memoirs) |
Ted Scribner | Story |
| Memoirs of Gandalf:
I. A Long Talk With Tom Bombadil |
Ted Scribner | Story |
| Memoirs of Gandalf:
II. Roads I Will Not Tell |
Ted Scribner | Story |
| Memoirs of Gandalf:
III. The Necromancer |
Ted Scribner | Story |
| The Hobbit | Jeff Lynch | Poetry |
| The Parting of Arwen and Elrond | Michael Kennedy | Story |
| Sam Arrives in Valinor | Michael Kennedy | Story |
| Tolkien & Beowulf | Michael Kennedy | Article |
| Tolkien Crossword | Michael Kennedy | Other |
| Visitors | Jeff Lynch | Poetry |
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Artwork by Jeff Lynch. Click on the thumbnail to view the full-sized image
Previous Issues:
Namarie!
© 2001, David Powell