Elvish.org Website Review

The Elvish Linguistic Fellowship (E.L.F.) is an international organization devoted to the scholarly study of the invented languages This 28-page issue features a presentation and an*lysis of the “Túrin Wrapper”, comprising a set of three untranslated Sindarin texts from the (probably early) 1950s pertaining to the “Túrins Saga”. Please note that henceforth issues of Vinyar Tengwar will be sold on a per-issue basis only, and will be ordered directly from the the The Collected Vinyar Tengwar, Vol. 5, collecting issues 41-50 in both perfect and coil-bound editions, is now available in the VT Web Shop Due to the vastly increased demands of time required for subscription and back-issue-order fulfillment as readership has grown dramatically, and to the reality of irregular publication dictated by its changed focus on publishing new primary material, and in order to remove switch to per-issue ordering after the publication of issue 50. Starting with issue 51, VT will be sold on a per-issue basis only, and collections spanning issues 1 thru 50 of Vinyar Tengwar are also available as a series of softcover volumes through Lulu.com (in both perfect- and coil-bound formats), as The Collected Vinyar Tengwar. Diego Segui has very kindly provided his index of Vinyar Tengwar for publication here, in both English This index lists in alphabetical order all words, roots, affixes, etc. belonging to languages invented by J.R.R. Tolkien which appear attested, discussed or mentioned in the journal Vinyar Tengwar (VT). Its purpose is to provide the researcher with quick access to a reference, or to allow focusing on a particular form by checking it against other locations where information can be found. This page lists all known, corroborated errata to the two print publications of the E.L.F., Parma Eldalamberon [email protected]. If the erratum is confirmed, it will be added to the page and reported to the Lambengolmor Read the welcome message and the first article, “The Past-Tense Verb in the Noldorin of the Etymologies: A Formal Clas*ification” by Carl