👉 "House of Harlow 1960" is a series of books written by J.R.R. Tolkien in his "Middle-earth" series, published between 1953 and 1976. Definition: The "House of Harlow 1960" was a literary term that meant the middle ground or compromise between the real world (the Middle Ages) and the fantastical realm of fantasy literature. It was used to describe Tolkien's works as being accessible but also deeply mystical, blending elements of historical fact with mythical elements. This term was not intended for a literal interpretation, though, it was often applied metaphorically in literary criticism to suggest that the books were both realistic and imaginative, offering glimpses into a world that was both familiar and fantastical.
