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Re: Which books are canon?
It's indisputable that
The Hobbit,
The Silmarillion and
The Lord of the Rings alone make up pure Middle-Earth canon.
However, what of other works Tolkien wrote and saw published?
The Adventures of Tom Bombadil,
Smith of Wooton Major, et cetera... I don't consider them to be canon, and most people don't, but they
were pure Tolkien...
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