This folder contains the complete sources of On cartography, maps & locations in Middle-earth, a collection of essays on the wonderful world of Middle-earth imagined by J.R.R. Tolkien.
For more details, see the editor's website.
Or read it on our Calaméo bookshelf.
The initial print edition was generated with a special build of SILE, derived from SILE 0.14.11 + PR 1792 (automated italic correction).
(The book can now be generated with SILE 0.15 or upper.)
Copyrighted material © 2024, Le Dragon de Brume.
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Nevertheless, the core idea here is to show how SILE and the re·sil·ient collection of modules were used to make that book a reality. It works as a "real-case" example, so that you may look at its sources and understand how we addressed our typesetting needs for that project. Therefore, you may obviously build the complete PDF version of the book for yourself and keep a private copy.
Individual articles are in open access under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 (CreativeCommons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike license).
Recommended citation:
(Author), "(Article title)" in On cartography, maps & locations in Middle-earth, Le Dragon de Brume, 2024.
Interpretation and extra clauses
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