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Foreword by Andrew M. Greeley
What in the World?
Dawn
Haggard's World of Love and Danger
The Gay Nineties' World
Love Makes the World Go 'Round
The World at High Noon
The World at Brightest Day
The Golden Hours
The Sun Sets But Also Rises
Selected Bibliography
Index
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reviewed The lost worlds romance on March 13, 2009 The lost worlds romance
Who could imagine it's possible to write a chapter titled "'Queer' Hobbits" without even broaching the topic of homosexuality, esp. in a book that abundantly cites Foucault? Even for Tolkien scholarship, this is pretty bad.
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