Twice the Pride, Double the Fall: Fëanor's Rebellion, Part 1 – Tolkien Talks

An analysis on The Silmarillion, Chapter 9.

Tolkien Talks – Reflections & Responses to J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-Earth Literature

Tolkien stated that 'no Elf had absolute black hair', yet he describes Fëanor's hair as 'raven-dark'. How should I interpret this? - Quora

BuT GaLaDriEL doEsN't FiGhT : r/lotrmemes

History of Middle-Earth 01 - The Book of Lost Tales 1 - Flip eBook Pages 151-200

Rebel Galadriel vs regents : r/LOTR_on_Prime

Welcome to the Silmarillion Primer: An Introduction

Leighanne Talks Tolkien

Why did Gandalf say that Feanor was greater than Saruman or Sauron in craftmanship skills? - Quora

Om 2014 by Imagos - Issuu

Where was Galadriel during the Last Alliance of Elves and Men? - Quora

The Oath of Feanor refers to 'Man yet unborn upon Middle-earth'; Does this mean that the Eldar knew at that point at least that Men were on the way, even though when

If Galadriel passed into the west as a simple elven woman that she said she would does it mean that she would no longer be prominent amongst the Noldor once she returned

Other Minds - Issue #18, Mar 2018, PDF, Middle Earth

In Tolkien's universe, who was the closest to being the human equivalent to Fëanor, 'made the mightiest in all parts of body and mind: in valour, in endurance, in beauty, in understanding