The Elven Blade
21 hrs. 58 min.
Having put the final dot in “The Lord of the Rings,” Professor Tolkien closed the door to the world of elves and dwarves, orcs and goblins, hobbits and people that he had created, and threw away the magic key. Only one writer—Niq Perumov—managed to find the guiding thread into the mysterious and fragile world of Middle-earth. The task turned out to be difficult, because every wrong step threatened losing the path, and every inaccurate word could destroy the magic. But talent won. Tolkien’s world came alive, transformed, sparkled with new—and previously unknown—colors, and… became the world of Niq Perumov. And what was conceived as a free continuation of “The Lord of the Rings” grew into a vivid, exciting epic—one of the most notable in Russian and world science fiction.
37:34
01_01_Hobbit i gnom
33:30
01_02_V poiskah poni
29:11
01_03_Chto tam, za povorotom!
40:53
01_04_Prigoryanskie uroki
38:05
01_05_Rogvold
42:43
01_06_V mogilnikah i dalshe
1:23:41
01_07_Troe v doroge
42:59
01_08_Severnaya stolitsa
1:00:19
01_09_Malenkiy gnom i mnogoe drugoe
42:29
01_10_Namestnik
48:05
01_11_«Nozhny Andarila»
1:36:02
01_12_Staryy hronist
40:52
01_13_Nachalo puti
57:17
02_01_Yuzhnyy trakt
54:44
02_02_Pustye zemli
1:05:56
02_03_Vorota Morii
1:40:52
02_04_Kazad-Dum
1:07:31
02_05_Gorn Dyurina
1:04:07
02_06_Volchiy kamen
1:56:50
02_07_Isengard
1:03:28
02_08_Morskoy narod
1:31:42
02_09_Angmarskiy veter
