Race Through Shadows by Tathar

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Noldo wise Macil · 13 September 2006 · Chapter 1: Race Through Shadows

This is amazing mellon nin I love how you showed the bound beetween Glorfindel and Asfaloth. I like that the steeds of the nazgul are able to get a second chance. The way you wrote this is truly amazing. Did you know that THE HOBBIT might be turned into a movie chek it out on the one ring .net.

Frodo Baggins · 14 February 2006 · Chapter 1: Race Through Shadows

Oh Tathar! THis was a wonderful story! I never thought of how it would have been from Asfaloth's point of view! That was very well written. I do love your stories. Keep writing! Namarie, mell min! God BLess, Frodo Baggins

Budgielover · 11 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Race Through Shadows

What a fascinating idea, telling the story through an animal's eyes. Even such a special animal as the Elf-horse, Asfaloth. I very much enjoyed seeing his intelligence and his appraisal of the hobbits, and his conversation with Bill was a delight. There was not a trace of patronization in his manner towards the common little pony. I am impressed by the consistent first-person voice and the unusual source of the narrative - not an easy story to write, I am certain. This is really a fascinating study of writing techniques as well as a rockin' good story.

Author's reply

Wow, thank you! As an avid horse-lover, both Asfaloth and Bill have been favorites of mine since I read the books. Who wouldn't want an Elf-horse and a hobbit-pony? ;) As Shirebound always says, praise from the praiseworthy is above all rewards! Thank you again!

esamen · 9 July 2004 · Chapter 1: Race Through Shadows

Good show, little hobbit! Oh, those are great words. Exactly what I have always thought, myself, as I read this scene. This story is fun to read. Wonderful writing, great canon details . . . a nice diversion from work, although I have to stop reading and go back to work now! Thanks for the fun!

Author's reply

I've always thought that, too. It was one of my very favorite parts of the book. :) Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!