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• Director of Cartography at the University of Wisconsin, Fonstad created a number of atlases of fictional worlds [including Anne McCaffrey’s Pern & Margaret Weis’ Dragonlance] but this was her first & most comprehensive – a true passion
• Second Impression [Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1981]; xvi, 208 pages; burgundy cloth, gold design to front, titling on spine, corners bumped, a near-fine copy; in the excellent illustrated dustjacket, unclipped [$16.95], 2cm tear on front at base, a couple marks

Covering all aspects of the topography, trails, highways, territories and cities from the towers of Minas Tirith to the mines of Moria, it surveys Tolkien’s world throughout its published history… The guide carries explanatory text- specific and thoroughly researched; and the chronological format gives sequential information from the beginning of “The Silmarillion” to the end of “The Lord of the Rings”