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| Amon Hen 139 | |
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| Publication Information | |
| Editor | Richard Fraser Overton |
| Illustrator | Tom Sherry |
| Publisher | The Tolkien Society |
| Printer | Centurian Press, Rickmansworth, UK |
| Released | May 1996 |
| Format | A5 stapled paperback |
| Pages | 28 |
| ISSN | 0306-8781 |
| Preceded by | Amon Hen 138 |
| Followed by | Amon Hen 140 |
Amon Hen 139 is the one-hundred-and-thirty-ninth issue of the The Tolkien Society's bimonthly journal Amon Hen, published in May 1996.
Contents
- Cover: The Hill of Seeing
- By: Tom Sherry
- The View from the Hill (Editorial)
- By: Richard Fraser Overton
- Contents
- Announcements
- News from the Bywater Post Office
- By: Malcolm Lindley
- Artwork: Shelob
- By: Gordon Palmer
- The Welshman who went up a Belltower
- By: Annon
- Behind Glass Doors
- By: Annie Haward
- Unbridgeable Chasm, My Big Toe!
- By: Helen Armstrong
- Reviews
- By: various contributors
- A Lost Tale
- By: Lyn Ritchie
- Phonetic English Tengwar
- By: Martin Baker
- Mathom
- By: Jason Finch
- Annie's Allsorts
- By: Annie Haward
- Letters to the Editor
- Tolk Folk
- Committee
See also
- Amon Hen, the Hill of Sight, the place the journal is named after
- List of Amon Hen issues
- Amon Hen cover art gallery
- Mallorn, another, and more academic, journal of The Tolkien Society