What to read after Hobbit & LotR?

[Tamf Moo]

But now I'm a bit lost as to which book to take up next from Tolkien's
vast body on Middle Earth.

Sorry. Meant to say: "Tolkien's vast body of literature on Middle Earth"
That's a funny typo, even if I say so myself.

with every tyope, a core of truth is revealed. for in truth, who covered
more of Middle Earth than Tolkien did?

is it merely a coinicidence that Taniquetil seems so similar to His name?

[Pseudonymus al-Faqha'ter III]

Post by Tamf Moo

But now I'm a bit lost as to which book to take up next from Tolkien's
vast body on Middle Earth.

Sorry. Meant to say: "Tolkien's vast body of literature on Middle Earth"
That's a funny typo, even if I say so myself.

with every tyope, a core of truth is revealed. for in truth, who covered
more of Middle Earth than Tolkien did?
is it merely a coinicidence that Taniquetil seems so similar to His name?

And was originally spelt Taniquet-eel, which is highly relevant.