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Tolkien journal 'Silver Leaves' Issue 4 features art, essays, poems & dragons “It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations..." -- J.R.R. Tolkien The respected Tolkien-based journal, “Silver Leaves” Issue 4 , is back from the printer and ready to ship. Published in Canada by the White Tree Fund as a literary and artistic journal for Tolkien and fantasy fans, the theme of this issue is Dragons. I am so pleased to have three of my own poems included in this edition of "Silver Leaves" -- "Dragon," "A Friend Like Sam," and "Snow Sprite." Article at: Tolkien journal 'Silver Leaves' Issue 4 features art, essays, poems & dragons - Nashville Gospel Music & Entertainment Examiner Related Blog Posts: ' Silver Leaves' Looks at Dragons in Their Many Forms in Issue 4 'Here Be Dragons' - Yahoo! Voices 'Silver Leaves' issue 4 Releases Featuring Christian Art, Poems ...

Twilight photo by Nicolas Genin (Wikimedia Commons) BEST REVIEW - TOP 5 TWILIGHT MOVIES For those who somehow have missed all the hoopla surrounding the movies or the cast members, or for fans who just want a refresher course, in this article, we will take a quick look at the five Twilight movies in the Twilight Saga: Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn Part 1 and Breaking Dawn Part 2. Ad: The Twilight Saga: 3-Pack (Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse) (DVD) - Starring Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner (DVD - 2011) (Widescreen) Read the list at: BEST REVIEW - TOP 5 TWILIGHT MOVIES 2012 - TWILIGHT, KRISTEN STEWART, TAYLOR LAUTNER, ROBERT PATTINSON, TWILIGHT SAGA, MOVIES, CHRIS WEITZ, NEW MOON, ECLIPSE, BREAKING DAWN

Christian artist Andrew Peterson pens The Wingfeather Saga Christian artist Andrew Peterson is adding successful author to his list of achievements. Having published two other children's books since 2007, Peterson is now writing a series of fantasy/adventure novels for young readers ages 9 - 12 called The Wingfeather Saga. I read the 3rd book in this series, "The Monster in the Hollows," and I enjoyed it quite a bit.