DarkDimension

Bram Stoker made his imprint on vampire lore with Dracula , and five years later, he made yet another imprint on another iconic type of un...

This is a quick post to let those interested know that over the past couple of weeks I went back and rewrote and expanded a few posts in the...

Pelar gir and Umbar dueled on the high seas, another theater in the millennia-long war against Sauron. Between those two mighty ports la...

Its name means "fate" in the language of the High Elves. A great seaport and mighty fortress, it was the base for the great Men ...

So, I've finally reached fifty posts to this blog, after an initial start-and-stop beginning that lasted the better part of two years. F...

The Dunedain were mighty mariners, ruling the waves of Middle-earth. This is only natural, as they were given an island nation as a home -...

The Time Machine by H.G. Wells opened up a world of possibility, both narratively and generically. One of the establishing texts of scie...

They are the shades of the restless dead forever waiting in the endless dark, the silent passages beneath mountains their prison until th...

I've written of lost and forgotten kingdoms in Middle-earth, the lands they once occupied empty, with once mighty fortresses and elegant...

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet...

By this point, I've covered almost all the Middle-earth Roleplaying books I own that are set in Eriador. The only ones left that are set...