As explained on the Tolkien Cociety website, the work was created by Tolkin back in 1914, when he was trained in Oxford. The story is the rethinking and processing of the Karelian-Finnish epic "Kalevala" and has a huge influence on the development of Tolkien's legendary. The story was first published in the seventh volume of studies of the writer's creativity back in 2010. Now it will come out as a separate edition. You can buy a book for 16.99 pounds sterling (approximately 1700 p). And in October, the "History of Cullery" will be available at AMAZOn online store.
Kullerier is one of the most gloomy characters that were created by Tolkien. The writer himself often called him "unfortunate couch". The main character is an orphan with dramatic fate, which has supernatural abilities. While still a boy, he was brought up in the Untamo - Dark Magic manor who kidnapped his mother and who killed his father. The story also talks about the relationship of the main character with the twin sister and magical black dog. The main character is sold to slavery, after which he promises to escape and revenge for relatives.
Tolkien explained that the history of the coullerier was the basis of his attempts to design a fabulous universe. The boy is a prototype of Turin Turambar, a man from the first era of the Mediterranean, whose family was cursed by Morgoth. It is worth noting that Turin Turambar is a central character of many works of the writer. It is also mentioned in the trilogy "The Lord of the Rings" as a relative of Aragorn, Arway and Elrond.
John Tolkina's English writer (1892-1973) is called the "father" of modern fantasy literature. The author became famous for such works as the "Lord of the Rings", "Silmarillion" and "Hobbit, or back and back."