Other J.R.R. Tolkien books

[trolls' bane]

Does "Smith of Wootton Major and Farmer Giles of Ham" have anything to do with Middle-Earth?

[Gwaimir Windgem]

I'm almost positive the answer is 'no'. In fact, I am positive. :)

[trolls' bane]

I'm almost positive the answer is 'no'. In fact, I am positive. :)
Thank you, Gwai! You've always been around to answer my questions. :)

[Rían]

"Smith" is a fascinating book - it deals with inhabitants of Faerie, but not Middle Earth by name. "Farmer" is a very fun little story about a dragon. Both are Middle-Earth-ish, IMO :)

[trolls' bane]

"Smith" is a fascinating book - it deals with inhabitants of Faerie, but not Middle Earth by name. "Farmer" is a very fun little story about a dragon. Both are Middle-Earth-ish, IMO :)
So, they're not the same book? :confused:

[Rían]

They are published in the same book, at least the copy I have, but they are two entirely different stories. Farmer is very fun and light; Smith is very interesting ... I recommend them both.

[Tessar]

*sings* One of these threads is not like the others, one of these threads does not belong! :D

Have moved to appropriate forum. Will now go and have tea w/ biscuits. Much luv, Tessar.

[trolls' bane]

Cool!
So...what was the appropriate forum?

Oh, NVM.

Technically, it was in the appropriate forum until it was answered. :p