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Trotter - The Bounder Goes Abroad
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| Title: | Trotter - The Bounder Goes Abroad |
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| Author(s): | Philip W. Helms and David L. Dettman |
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| Illustrator(s): | Sarah Graves |
| Date(s): | May 1995 |
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| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Tolkien |
| Language: | English |
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Trotter - The Bounder Goes Abroad is a gen 38-page novel by Philip W. Helms and David L. Dettman. It is illustrated by Sarah Graves.
From the American Tolkien Society catalog: "In this sequel to The New Hobbit, Trotter, the slightly paranoid Bounder, embarks on his own quest and adventures during the War of the Ring. Trotter leaves hobbit-lands alone, headed South, to find the distant and mysterious “Mr. Underhill.” Before he concludes the quest, the Bounder will find himself hiding from Nazgul, battling the Uruk-hai, tortured and imprisoned in the dungeons of Isengard, making polite conversation with a huge and starving warg, and helpless in the mazy depths of Fangorn Forest."
This zine is the sequel to The New Hobbit.