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托尔金中洲三部曲:精灵宝钻+霍比特人+魔戒三部曲: 【《指环王》影视原著。无数戒迷翘首以盼,中洲世界创世神话。家园已在身后,世界尽在眼前……】

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【编辑推荐:】
  平凡的霍比特人战栗在末日烈焰面前,他能战胜这噬灭灵魂的至尊魔戒吗?
  ★ 我们时代伟大的奇幻史诗。20世纪严肃想象力之源,蕴含对世间万物本真的好奇心与深刻的洞察力。
  ★ J.K.罗琳、乔治·马丁、彼得·杰克逊、阿西莫夫、阿瑟·克拉克……众天才敬仰的大师高峰。
  ★ 50种语言世间传诵,60载光阴历久弥新。
  ★ 托尔金基金会指定,全新纯正译本。托尔金专家邓嘉宛据《魔戒》50周年纪念版重译。
  ★ 面向未来的装帧设计。华语世界首次完整还原托尔金亲绘《魔戒》封面插画。

【内容简介:】
  《精灵宝钻》是托尔金对中洲世界起源的设定,蕴含着他为英语民族塑造创世史诗的雄心,由小儿子克里斯托弗·托尔金在其身后整理出版。16幅全彩插画,译文全新修订,新增托尔金揭秘创作历程长文。
  始有一如,“独一之神”,其名在世间称为伊露维塔。
  精灵,一如的首生子女,永生永世热爱星光,他们的美丽并不凋谢或者消逝。
  人类,次生子女,一如赐给了他们决定自己命运的自由,还有一样奇特的礼物——死亡。随着时间流逝,连众神亦会嫉羡。
  精灵宝钻,由最有天赋的精灵——费艾诺造出。宝钻蕴藏着曾在双圣树上的维林诺之光,那是尚无任何堕落发生的太初时代的最后孑遗。一代黑暗魔君、堕落的魔苟斯盗走了它们。费艾诺众子发下亵渎神灵的誓言,执意离开家园,前去向大敌发动战争、复仇到底。他们蛊惑族人违背诸神,渡海出征。
  同族相残,堕落由此开始……
  
  《霍比特人》在地底的洞府中住着一个霍比特人。比尔博,一个热爱安逸生活的霍比特人,自得其乐地待在袋底洞他的霍比特洞府里。清晨和煦,睿智巫师甘道夫的到来打破了宁静。“越过冰冷而又雾蒙蒙的大山,在那深深地下洞穴已有千年……”吟着古老的歌谣,十三个矮人将比尔博拽进冒险远行的队伍。在这趟“意外之旅”之中,与世无争的霍比特人比尔博,却孤身一人在暗如永夜的山底洞穴中发现了足以改变整个世界的小小戒指。
  《霍比特人》自1937年首次出版,已被翻译成64种语言,销售超过1亿册,成为伟大的现代经典。17年后,续作《魔戒》出版。《霍比特人》完美地融合了史诗气派与童心稚趣。故事发生在精灵强盛的时代之后、人类统治的时代之前。那时著名的黑森林依然耸立,群山间仍充满艰险。如果此前你对这些浑然不知,那么随着这位平凡探险家的不凡旅程,你会和他一道顺便认识食人妖、半兽人、矮人和精灵,也会了解到那个遭到忽视的伟大时代。
  初入世界的前路未知,正如去而复返后的无法忘怀。

  《魔戒》这是一部为了世界的光明未来,誓死抵抗黑暗的伟大史诗。魔戒,拥有统御众戒、奴役世界的力量,黑暗魔君索隆苦觅已久。为了守护家园,魔戒继承人弗罗多毅然离开宁谧淳朴的夏尔,踏上前途未卜的旅途。与他同行的是睿智的巫师、勇敢的人类、美善的精灵、坚毅的矮人和热爱和平的霍比特人。征途见证了勇气与友谊。跃马客栈里的重重暗影,卡扎督姆桥的怒吼炎魔,勇猛骁勇的洛汗骠骑,范贡森林的上古树须,凄厉嘶嚎的邪恶戒灵,陡峭山壁旁的巨型毒蛛……每个人各自抵御着无尽的诱惑与磨难,承担起属于自己的善恶考验。
  平凡的霍比特人战栗在末日烈焰面前,他能战胜这噬灭灵魂的魔戒吗?
  全书共三部:《魔戒同盟》《双塔殊途》《王者归来》。
  奥斯卡桂冠《指环王》三部曲电影原著小说。

【作者简介:】
  J.R.R. 托尔金(J.R.R.Tolkien),英国文豪,天才的语言学家,生于1892年1月3日,1925年开始担任牛津大学教授。他创造了一系列脍炙人口的中洲世界史诗,影响最为深远的是《霍比特人》和《魔戒》。这两部巨作,被誉为当代奇幻作品的鼻祖。1972年3月28日,托尔金获英国女王伊丽莎白二世颁发的大英帝国指挥官勋章。
  托尔金于1973年9月2日在牛津逝世。托尔金身后,其作品声名未减,至今已畅销2.5亿余册,《魔戒》在英国Waterstones书店和第四频道合办的票选活动中被选为20世纪之书,被亚马逊网络书店票选为两千年以来最重要的书籍。

  编者:克里斯托弗·托尔金(Christopher Tolkien),J.R.R. 托尔金的小儿子,托尔金文学遗产执行人,整理编辑有《精灵宝钻》《胡林的子女》以及十二卷本《中洲历史》等作品,曾为《魔戒》绘制地图。

2466 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2013

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J.R.R. Tolkien

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John Ronald Reuel Tolkien: writer, artist, scholar, linguist. Known to millions around the world as the author of The Lord of the Rings, Tolkien spent most of his life teaching at the University of Oxford where he was a distinguished academic in the fields of Old and Middle English and Old Norse. His creativity, confined to his spare time, found its outlet in fantasy works, stories for children, poetry, illustration and invented languages and alphabets.

Tolkien’s most popular works, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are set in Middle-earth, an imagined world with strangely familiar settings inhabited by ancient and extraordinary peoples. Through this secondary world Tolkien writes perceptively of universal human concerns – love and loss, courage and betrayal, humility and pride – giving his books a wide and enduring appeal.

Tolkien was an accomplished amateur artist who painted for pleasure and relaxation. He excelled at landscapes and often drew inspiration from his own stories. He illustrated many scenes from The Silmarillion, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, sometimes drawing or painting as he was writing in order to visualize the imagined scene more clearly.

Tolkien was a professor at the Universities of Leeds and Oxford for almost forty years, teaching Old and Middle English, as well as Old Norse and Gothic. His illuminating lectures on works such as the Old English epic poem, Beowulf, illustrate his deep knowledge of ancient languages and at the same time provide new insights into peoples and legends from a remote past.

Tolkien was born in Bloemfontein, South Africa, in 1892 to English parents. He came to England aged three and was brought up in and around Birmingham. He graduated from the University of Oxford in 1915 and saw active service in France during the First World War before being invalided home. After the war he pursued an academic career teaching Old and Middle English. Alongside his professional work, he invented his own languages and began to create what he called a mythology for England; it was this ‘legendarium’ that he would work on throughout his life. But his literary work did not start and end with Middle-earth, he also wrote poetry, children’s stories and fairy tales for adults. He died in 1973 and is buried in Oxford where he spent most of his adult life.

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