Some scattered links
The following short, unsorted list is far from being exhaustive (how could it be?); the relative order does not imply anything about the value of referred sites. Missing links will be added in the near future.
- TUG home page: where you can find out almost everything about TeX
- Ivan A. Derzhanski's home page: the TeX wizard who started everything in 1994
- GuIT home page: the official Italian TeX/LaTeX user group
- Dan Smith's Fantasy Fonts for Windows: the author of the most widely known Middle-earth fonts (note that these fonts aren't useable with TengTeX)
- Amanye Tenceli: a very good starting point if you use Windows, don't know what TeX is or don't know anything about tengwar
- The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship's home page: I guess the title is enough to illustrate this site... want more?
- Ardalambion: well, this site is so famous that I have no word to describe it
- Mithril's home page: if you need help to visualize Tolkien's characters or just like tiny beautiful miniatures this site will became your home
- The Tolkien Language List: a mailing list devoted to the linguistic creations of J.R.R. Tolkien
- The Elfling mailing list: another mailing list devoted to the linguistic creations of J.R.R. Tolkien
- The Elfscript mailing list: a mailing list devoted to the writing systems developed by J.R.R. Tolkien
- Vinyar Tengwar: the journal of the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship
- Tyalie Tyelelliéva: an independent technical journal of Hobbit lore, including the languages, scripts, sciences and arts of Middle-earth
- Hiswelókë - The Sindarin Dictionary project: only Sindarin-English/English-Sindarin dictionary (with also a downloadable pdf - requires free registration)
- Gwaith-i-Phethdain: the Fellowship of the Word-smiths; a rich site, full of interesting material, where you'll find also the analyses of the short Elvish lines of the Jackson's movie
- Mellonath Daeron: the Language Guild of the Forodrim; among other interesting things here you can find the complete lists of tengwar and cirth specimens
- The Lambengolmor mailing list: a mailing list devoted to scholarly study of the linguistic creation of J.R.R. Tolkien
- Harri Perälä's homepage: Harri is the author of Tengwar Cursive, a nice True Type font closely resembling the look of the One Ring inscription
- Fabiano's personal pages: this site has nothing to do with Tolkien's works, but my good friend Fabiano's site deserve a link :-) Be nice and visit it sometime
Last modified: Wed Jul 2 16:51:08 2003
