The Tolkien Collector
note to subscribers: Tolkien Collector nos. 29 and 30 have been published. Now that we are mostly, if not completely, up to date with our reporting of Tolkien-related publications, we will be publishing Tolkien Collectors singly rather than two at once. We are at work on no. 31, and have begun to reprint earlier numbers. For those who have asked to purchase back issues, be advised that we have kept a list of requests and will notify you when your order is ready.
The Tolkien Collector is an occasional magazine for collectors of J.R.R. Tolkien. Each issue, usually 32 or 36 pages, includes news about new and forthcoming books by and about Tolkien, translations of Tolkien’s works, recordings, videos, and other Tolkieniana; and feature articles on aspects of collecting Tolkien and Tolkien bibliography.
Four issues: $11.00 U.S.A., $12.00 Canada, $14.00 elsewhere. Subscriptions must be paid in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in British pounds sterling (converted according to the exchange rate as of the date of payment). Please make cheques or U.S. postal money orders payable to Christina Scull and send to:
Christina Scull
30 Talcott Road
Williamstown, MA 01267
U.S.A.
All orders must be prepaid. Dollar cheques must be drawn on a U.S. bank; payment in British pounds must be by cheque drawn on a U.K. bank. Payment is also accepted via PayPal, sent to Wayne.G.Hammond@williams.edu. Payment must be made in U.S. dollars only, and only by direct transfer: as ours is a personal PayPal account, payments by credit or debit card are prohibited. A renewal notice will be sent with the subscriber’s final issue on the current subscription.
Back issues are not currently available except for nos. 27–30. A sample copy of the latest issue is available at the single back issue price.
A few copies of nos. 27 and 28 were returned to us because the subscriber’s address has changed. We would be grateful to receive current addresses for Michael G. Benz, James R. Leady, Andrew Morabito, Joseph L. Ripp, Richard Shay, Stacy M. Ulman, and Matthew R. Williams, so that we can supply the copies owed them.