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**Texdolley** · 05-04-2007, 05:10 PM

I managed to get through some of the The Simarillion and some of the book of lost tales. And few other things, but I allways felt them to not realy be novels, but collections of stories, put together to be a history.

I am more interested in "The children of Hurin" because it is supposed to be a "story" even though it was peiced together by Tolkeins son.

But I could be totally off-base.

05-04-2007, 05:10 PM	#5
Texdolley Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	I managed to get through some of the The Simarillion and some of the book of lost tales. And few other things, but I allways felt them to not realy be novels, but collections of stories, put together to be a history. I am more interested in "The children of Hurin" because it is supposed to be a "story" even though it was peiced together by Tolkeins son. But I could be totally off-base.
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