This author recalled standing next to a man who says, "Yes, I think I shall express the accusativecase by a prefix", and next to another who created Newbosh, in his essay "A Secret Vice." This authorended one essay with the phrase, "it must ever call with a profound appealÂ—until the (*) dragoncomes." In that essay, this man argued that a certain work should be studied for its literary, not itshistorical merit. This author of"Beowulf: The Monster
This author recalled standing next to a man who says, "Yes, I think I shall express the accusativecase by a prefix", and next to another who created Newbosh, in his essay "A Secret Vice." This authorended one essay with the phrase, "it must ever call with a profound appealÂ—until the (*) dragoncomes." In that essay, this man argued that a certain work should be studied for its literary, not itshistorical merit. This author of"Beowulf: The Monsters and The Critics" and member of the Inklingsconvinced his good friend C.S. Lewis to convert to Christianity. Scholarship on this man focuses on thelanguages he created, such as Khuzdul, Numenorean, Sindarin, and Entish. For 10 points, name thisOxford scholar who reinvented the fantasy genre with The Lord of the Rings.
This author recalled standing next to a man who says, "Yes, I think I shall express the accusativecase by a prefix", and next to another who created Newbosh, in his essay "A Secret Vice.
John Ronald Reuel Tolkien