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Topic: Re: Are there any sequels in the works to LOTR?    Reply to: msg 4571
Posted: August 31, 1999 at 18:10:43: by Michael Martinez
: Now that the Lord of the Rings movies are being made and the
: trilogy seems even more popular than ever I was wondering if
: Christopher Tolkien or anyone else was ever going to write
: about the Fourth Age or the events that happened after The Lord
: of the Rings. Has there been anything written or are there
: plans to do so in the future? Thanks

The Tolkien family has no wish to see a sequel produced. An unauthorized sequel was written in Russia (which is or was not signatory to the Berne Convention) some years ago. Most of the people whom I've heard comments from did not like the book. They felt the author had been very unfaithful to Tolkien.



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