Unfinished novels about Númenor and Middle-earth

The volume is the result of the organizing work of the author's son, Christopher Tolkien: He publishes here fragmentary or alternative additions to the stories known from the Silmarils from all three ages, without changes. In the pages of the book, we can read about the youth of Húrin's children, Sauron's Númenorian misdeeds before the Doom, and the roots of the conflict between Saruman and Gandalf. The often incomplete texts provide an interesting background to the events of the well-known epics. JRR Tolkien wanted to replace the lost mythology of England, so his works can be considered parts of a large, comprehensive mythology. In addition to his father's notes, Christopher Tolkien provided the texts with detailed notes that provide an in-depth analysis of the development, internal connections, and reference system of Tolkien's mythology never before seen in the Hungarian language. It is equally exciting for the lay reader and researchers interested in Tolkien's oeuvre. JRR Tolkien (1892-1973) English writer, philologist; his best-known works The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, which have enjoyed unbroken popularity worldwide for decades, as well as his other writings related to Middle-earth mythology.