The Tengwar Web Hall of Fame

Web pages featuring Tengwar Information, Graphics, or Fonts.

Dan Smith's Tengwar Information page, USA (original site): Ring Lord's page on Tripod.com (Mirror)
Amanye Tenceli -- The Writing Systems of Aman: Måns Björkman's long awaited Tolkien language web page and home of the 'Tengwar Scribe' - the only Tengwar Word processor for Windows.
Fellowship of the Word-Smiths: Richard Derdzinski's Tolkien Grammar, Essays and Calligraphy resource site. Hosted by Carl Hostetter's Elvish Linguistic Fellowship.
Tengwar Font Tutorial: Harri Perälä has written an excellent Tengwar Font Tutorial that explains how to write with Elvish Fonts, in easy to understand terminology. This tutorial will work with Dan Smith's Tengwar fonts and any other Tengwar fonts that have a similar keyboard mapping.
Mellonath Daeron: The Language Guild of the Forodrim. Contains graphics and Tengwar information. Home of the The Mellonath Daeron Index of Tengwar Specimina.
Constructed Human Languages - Tolkien: Some information on the fictional language invented by J.R.R. Tolkien.
Michael Everson's proposal to add Tengwar to the ConScript Unicode Registry (Private Use Area).: (You will need to download: Adobe Acrobat to read some of this document.)
Using Tolkien Alphabets in Japanese Windows 95/98: Makoto Takahashi's Web page in Japan featuring (my) Tengwar, Cirth and Runic fonts.
Web page transliterator - using Tengwar Letters!: Dustin Preuitt has created a Web utility that allows people to view any Web page using the Tengwar alphabet (and many other alphabets as well!).

Tengwar Around the World

(Tengwar-oriented WWW pages in languages other than English.)

French
http://erestel.free.fr/quenya_tengwainen/
Polish
http://www.tengwar.art.pl/
Portuguese
http://www.geocities.com/otsoandor/
Spanish
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/8876/alfabet.html http://es.geocities.com/mison89/tengwar.html http://webs.ono.com/endorquettaron/

Daniel Steven Smith