Dolmen Tree

DOLMEN TREE PRESS

Established July 2011 with the publication of

The Bright Lady and the Astral Wind 

This book contains a hidden riddle. 

No one has reported finding it.

Will   you  be the first?

available on Amazon.com ($14.95)

(ISBN 978-1463565046)

www.amazon.com/dp/1463565046/ 

Now available

from Amazon.co.uk (£9.32) and

from Amazon.de (€11,63),

where qualifying orders get free shipping. 

Please stay tuned for future publications.

 PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG HOBBIT

James Dunning is a world voyager, and subsequently a scientist, writer, editor, translator and artist.  He has lived and traveled widely in Europe, speaks German, Russian, some Welsh, Modern Greek, and odd bits of other languages.  He has contributed Tolkien commentary to Beyond Bree (USA), Lembas (NL), Walking Tree Press (CH), and Parma Nolë (USA). Since 2007 he operated the website Dolmen Tree Art (www.dolmentreeart.com, now www.dolmentree.com) and was awarded the 2006 - 2007 Heren Istarion Imperishable Flame Award of the NE Tolkien Society for Tolkien-inspired creation for artwork.   The Bright Lady and the Astral Wind is his first original imaginative tale and he also illustrated its cover. Today he lives a few miles outside ATL in a labyrinthine library cleverly disguised as a small house.

Founded 2007

Award-winning Art

James Dunning was featured in interview with Pieter Collier of The Tolkien Library (2007).  He won Heren Istarion’s Imperishable Flame Award (2007) in the category of Tolkien-inspired creation(s).

He provided illustrations for Mark T. Hooker's A Tolkienian Mathomium (ISBN 978-1-4116-9370-8)  www.amazon.com/dp/1438246315/

and The Hobbitonian Anthology (ISBN-10: 1448617014; ISBN-13: 9781448617012) 

www.amazon.com/dp/1448617014/

His art was featured in Beyond Bree’s 2011 Tolkien Calendar. 

Some portfolio prints are available for purchase - see following pages