失落的传说
The Book of Lost Tales [1/2]
J.R.R. Tolkien、Christopher Tolkien · 初版 1983 年
3位读者提及
3次提及
故事从一位名叫埃里奥尔的人开始，他登上了“孤独岛”——神话中史前的英格兰。旅途中，他停留在“失落嬉戏之屋”，那是林多与薇瑞两位精灵拥有的房子。他们向他讲述自己如何来到此地，还提到一个叫“孩童之屋”的地方，那里收留曾在森林中迷路的孩子。它的看护人离开了，小屋被林多的父亲重新发现，他把孩子们带到这座岛上，与自己同住，如今由林多照看他们。第二天，埃里奥尔在花园里散步，遇见了守门人，并听人讲起那个故事……
Hacker News 上怎么说
正在加载完整评论……
……这些循环应该被连接成一个宏大的整体，同时为其他头脑和双手留下空间，让他们挥舞画笔、音乐和戏剧。荒谬。确实，很久以前那次尝试就中止了：正是《The Book Of Lost Tales》本可以成为缺失的盎格鲁-撒克逊神话，但它在 1920 年左右就被放弃了。Christopher Tolkien 明确表示，定义《The Book of Lost Tales》且为其特有的多数元素，在后来的……中并不存在。
…cycles should be linked to a majestic whole, and yet leave scope for other minds and hands, wielding paint and music and drama. Absurd. Indeed it was long ago when that attempt was aborted: it was the Book Of Lost Tales which would have been the missing Anglo-Saxon mythology but that has been abandoned around 1920. Christopher Tolkien clearly stated most elements defining and peculiar to BOLT are not present in later…
它似乎是《Unfinished Tales》中的“The Coming of Tuor to Gondolin”和《The Book of Lost Tales 2》中的“The Fall of Gondolin”的结合[1]。第一篇详细讲述了 Tuor 从 Dor-Lomin 到 Gondolin 的旅程，但到此为止（Christopher Tolkien 称其为“整个未完成历史中最令人悲伤的事实之一”）。第二篇……
It appears to be a combination of "The Coming of Tuor to Gondolin" found in "Unfinished Tales" and "The Fall of Gondolin" found in "The Book of Lost Tales 2" [1]. The first covers Tuor's journey from Dor-Lomin to Gondolin in detail but stops there (Christopher Tolkien called it "one of the saddest facts in the whole history of incompletion"). The second…
……（……）> 正如《The History of Middle-earth》中所解释的，Christopher Tolkien 借鉴了众多来源，尽可能依赖《魔戒》之后的著作，最终追溯到 1917 年的《The Book of Lost Tales》，以填补他父亲计划写但从未处理的部分叙事。在《Quenta Silmarillion》较后的一章“Of the Ruin of Doriath”中，这一章自 1930 年代初以来未再改动，他……
…(...) > As explained in The History of Middle-earth, Christopher Tolkien drew upon numerous sources, relying on post-Lord of the Rings works where possible, ultimately reaching as far back as the 1917 Book of Lost Tales to fill in portions of the narrative that his father had planned to write but never addressed. In one later chapter of Quenta Silmarillion, "Of the Ruin of Doriath", untouched since the early 1930s, he…