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Beyond Bree Calendar 2019 now on sale

Nancy Martsch, editor of Beyond Bree (the newsletter of the Tolkien Special Interest Group of American Mensa), has announced the release of the Beyond Bree calendar for 2019.

Description

Beyond Bree is delighted to celebrate its tenth colour calendar, featuring fan selected imagery from the past, in a deluxe version for 2019. If you missed collecting the earlier calendars, this is your chance to enjoy some wonderful interpretations of JRR Tolkien’s Middle-earth! There are also some new renditions of past works to give long time collectors new versions of old favorites.

This is Calendar Editor Daniel Smith’s tenth “Beyond Bree” Calendar, and he has done something special! The 2019 “Beyond Bree” Calendar features favorite art from past “Beyond Bree” calendars, a magnificent center picture by Ted Nasmith, and black-and-white art specially colored for this calendar.

Orders

Pricing: $20 plus shipping – USA $2.00, the rest of the world $5.00.

For large orders, please inquire for details.

For PayPal orders please add $1.00. When using PayPal, log onto your account and enter your payment amount by using the “Pay or Send Money” button. Make payments in US Dollars by entering the Beyond Bree e-mail address beyondbree@yahoo.com and $21 plus your shipping fee of either $2 or $5.

Send check or postal money order (in USD drawn on a US bank) to: Nancy Martsch, PO Box 55372, Sherman Oaks, CA 91413, USA. You may send US currency, at your own risk, in a sturdy envelope.

For more information please e-mail: beyondbree@yahoo.com

About the Author: Shaun Gunner
Shaun is the Chair of The Tolkien Society. First elected in 2013, Shaun has overseen the Society's expansion from 600 to 3,500 members. Shaun regularly speaks about adaptations of Tolkien's works and the future of Tolkien scholarship whilst passionately believing the Society needs to reach out to new audiences. In his spare time he can be found playing video games and Lego, or on Twitter. He chaired another charity, Mankind, and is a local councillor.