This author wrote the poem "Goblin Feet" for Edith Mary Bratt. The Corrigan curses a noble father to die three days after he refuses to love her in this author's Lay of Aotrou and Itroun. This author's works are analyzed in the journal Mallorn. A prose adaptation of a portion of the Kalevala by this author is titled The Story of Kullervo. This author coined the term "eucatastrophe" for a sudden (10[1])positive turn of events (10[1])in the essay "On Fairy-Stories." (10[1])A lecture by this author arguing for a work's literary merit (10[1])as opposed to only its historical importance, subtitled "The Monsters and (10[1])the Critics," greatly (10[2])influenced (10[1])critical reception of Beowulf. (10[1])The Silmarillion collects this author's myths and stories about the history of Middle Earth. For 10 points, name this author who wrote The Hobbit. ■END■