When it comes to J.R.R. Tolkien’s writing style, it all comes down to the details. We see throughout the Hobbit the importance of miniscule details to the story, like when explaining Bilbo Baggin’s house and routine. It’s incredibly distinct especially when comparing the trend of modern writers today using shorter prose among young adults. It is not necessarily a bad thing as it shows that Tolkien as an author wishes not only to explain, but essentially show us the world of Middle-Earth. We also see the influence of much of his research and life bleed through. Such as in Norse Mythology, which Tolkien as a professor took a keen interest in his academic career or his interest in nature which would serve as Dues ex Machinas for his characters
