January (39:1, #238)

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February (39:2, #239)

• Autumn World. Verba, Joan Marie, et al. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)
• Terry Pratchett, Guilty of Literature. Butler, Andrew M. and Edward James and Farah Mendelsohn, eds. (Reviewed by Grace Funk)
• The Rundelstone of Oz. McGraw, Eloise Jarvis. (Reviewed by Sherwood Smith)
• Meditations on Middle-earth. Haber, Karen, ed. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Hobbits, Elves and Wizards: exploring the Wonders and Worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. Stanton, Michael N. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Finding God in The Lord of the Rings. Bruner, Kurt and Jim Ware. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Tolkien's Ordinary Virtues: Exploring the Spiritual Themes of The Lord of the Rings. Smith, Mark Eddy. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• The Life and Work of J.R.R. Tolkien. White, Michael. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• J.R.R. Tolkien: The Man Who Created The Lord of the Rings. Coren, Michael. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• The Lord of the Rings: The Mythology of Power. Chance, Jane. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Tolkien's Art: A Mythology for England. Chance, Jane. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• The Complete Guide to Middle-earth. Foster, Robert. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• The Alphabet of Rumil & Early Noldorin Fragments. Tolkien, J.R.R. (Reviewed by David Bratman)

March (39:3, #240)

• Dreaming Down-Under. Dann, Jack and Janeen Webb, eds. (Reviewed by Mary Kay Kare)
• A Wolf at the Door and Other Retold Fairy Tales. Datlow, Ellen and Terri Windling, eds. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Year's Best Fantasy. Hartwell, David G. and Kathryn Cramer, eds. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Night Moves and Other Stories. Powers, Tim. (Reviewed by Eleanor M. Farrell)

April (39:4, #241)

• The Other Nineteenth Century. Davidson, Avram. (Reviewed by Joe R. Christopher)
• The Kerlan Awards in Children's Literature, 1975-2001. Berman, Ruth, ed. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)
• Knight Errant. Garcia y Robertson, R. (Reviewed by Matthew Scott Winslow)
• The Dollmage. Leavitt, Martine. (Reviewed by Grace E. Funk)
• Mother Ocean, Daughter Sea. Marcellas, Diana. (Reviewed by Diane Joy Baker)
• Protector of the Small: Squire. Pierce, Tamora. (Reviewed by Grace E. Funk)

May (39:5, #242)

• The Wolf Hunt. Bradshaw, Gillian. (Reviewed by Jane Bigelow)
• The Ropemaker. Dickinson, Peter. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)
• Ill Met by Moonlight. Hoyt, Sarah A. (Reviewed by Matthew Scott Winslow)
• The Question of God: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud Debate God, Love, Sex, and the Meaning of Life. Nicholi, Jr., Armand M. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• On Arthurian Women: Essays in memory of Maureen Fries. Wheeler, Bonnie and Fiona Tolhurst, eds. (Reviewed by Edith L. Crowe)

June (39:6, #243)

• The Inklings Handbook. Duriez, Colin and David Porter. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Women Among the Inklings: Gender, C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Charles Williams. Fredrick, Candice and Sam McBride. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Tolkien and The Lord of the Rings: A Guide to Middle-earth. Duriez, Colin. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• World of the Rings. Lowson, Iain and Keith Marshall. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Magrs, Paul. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• April Witch. Axelsson, Maj. (Reviewed by Matthew Scott Winslow)
• Raven of the Waves. Cadnum, Michael. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)
• A Finer End. Crombie, Deborah. (Reviewed by Diane Joy Baker)
• The Alchemist's Door. Goldstein, Lisa. (Reviewed by Matthew Scott Winslow)
• Dracula. Stoker, Bram. (Reviewed by Margaret L. Carter)

July (39:7, #244)

• The Owl, the Raven, and the Dove. Murphy, G. Ronald, S.J. (Reviewed by Eric Rauscher)
• The Monsters of Morley Manor. Coville, Bruce. (Reviewed by Brandon Lowentrout)
• Latitudes of Melt. Clark, Joan. (Reviewed by Mary M. Stolzenbach)
• Arena. Hancock, Karen. (Reviewed by Berni Phillips)
• The Veritas Conflict. Feldhahn, Shaunti. (Reviewed by Berni Phillips)
• Threshold: A Novel of Deep Time. Kiernan, Caitlín R. (Reviewed by Joshua Ellis)
• The Two Princesses of Bamarre. Levine, Gail Carson. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)

August (39:8, #245)

• Coraline. Gaiman, Neil. (Reviewed by Emily Lauer)
• The Seeing Stone. Crossley-Holland, Kevin. (Reviewed by Mary M. Stolzenbach)
• The Green Man: Tales from the Mythic Forest. Datlow, Ellen and Terri Windling, eds. (Reviewed by Matthew Scott Winslow)

September (39:9, #246)

• The Eye of Night. Alama, Pauline J. (Reviewed by Diane Joy Baker)
• Achilles. Cook, Elizabeth. (Reviewed by Mary M. Stolzenbach)
• Green Boy. Cooper, Susan. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)
• Theft of the Sun and Other New Norse Myths. Rossman, Douglas 'Dag'. (Reviewed by Sherwood Smith)
• A School for Sorcery. Sabin, E. Rose. (Reviewed by Emily Lauer)

October (39:10, #247)

• The Annotated Hobbit. Tolkien, J.R.R. and Douglas A. Anderson, annotator. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• Surprised by C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald and Dante. Lindskoog, Kathryn. (Reviewed by Joe R. Christopher)
• Prince Ombra. MacLeish, Roderick. (Reviewed by Emily Lauer)
• Ombria in Shadow. McKillip, Patricia A. (Reviewed by Matthew Scott Winslow)
• Sailing to Atlantis. Webb, Janeen. (Reviewed by Sherwood Smith)
• Celebrating Middle-earth. West, John G., ed. (Reviewed by David Bratman)

November (39:11, #248)

• Heir Apparent. Velde, Vivian Vande. (Reviewed by Jane Bigelow)
• The American Fantasy Tradition. Thomsen, Brian M., ed. (Reviewed by David Bratman)
• The Ghost Sitter. Griffin, Peri R. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)
• Dial-a-Ghost. Ibbotson, Eva. (Reviewed by Laura Krentz)

December (39:12, #249)

• Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale. Black, Holly. (Reviewed by Emily Lauer)
• To Michal from Serge: Letters of Charles Williams to His Wife, Florence, 1939-1945. King, Jr., Roma. (Reviewed by Eric Rauscher)

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