Modern Arthurian Fiction
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arthurianlegendI was going to suggest that we start a list of modern Arthurian literature, but then by doing a little bit of research, I came across this, so I thought I'd share -
http://www.triviumpublishing.com/articles/arthurian.html
Perhaps we could create reviews or brief synopsis, not really summaries, but general characteristics such as whether it's more of a historical fiction, or fantasy, or more of a feminist telling, etc as guides for people who might be looking for new books to read?
And related, but an aside - Any fans of Jack Whyte's series?
http://www.triviumpublishing.com/articles/arthurian.html
Perhaps we could create reviews or brief synopsis, not really summaries, but general characteristics such as whether it's more of a historical fiction, or fantasy, or more of a feminist telling, etc as guides for people who might be looking for new books to read?
And related, but an aside - Any fans of Jack Whyte's series?
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