Jimmy Cauty, 1976.

"Beowulf is not, then, the hero of an heroic lay, precisely. He has no enmeshed loyalties, nor hapless love. He is a man, and that for him and many is sufficient tragedy." - J.R.R Tolkien, Beowulf: The Monsters and The Critics

At the Court of the Fountain
Ted Nasmith

"The Lord of the Rings represents a perennial philosophy that must be seen as a total rejection of the modern world."

— Elémire Zolla