Next 15
Next 15 arthurian books I'd like to read/buy:
01. Queen of the Summer Stars (PERSIA WOOLLEY)
02. The Legend in Autumn (PERSIA WOOLLEY)
03. The legend of the king (GERALD MORRIS)
04. Here Lies Arthur (PHILIP REEVE)
05. Doom of Camelot (JAMES LOWDER)
06. The Arturian companion (PHYLLIS ANN KARR)
07. The Lioness and her Knight (GERALD MORRIS)
08. The Quest of the Fair Unknown (GERALD MORRIS)
09. The Bloody Cup (HUME)
10. Warrior of the West (HUME)
13. Parsifal's Page (GERALD MORRIS)
14. Morgan (NANCY MCKENZIE)
15. The Book of Mordred (VIVIAN VALDE)
The last arthurian books I've read:
Pendragon (Catherine Christian): I loved it. It is my favourite arthurian historical book and also it's rare to read something all about Bedivere and where Lancelot and Bedivere are two different characters. Also there was a very original story about Mordred (no spoilers!) and Vivian. It was something new and I especially liked Palamedes.
Firelord (Parke Godwin): It is not one of my favourite books but only because it was difficult for me. English is not my first language and this book was tiring because it used terms I was not familiar with, especially in the parts where Arthur was with Morgan and the Picts. But I fell in love with the book during the end. The relationship between Arthur and Guinevere is epic and Guinevere is just a wonderful and complex character: she is my favourite Guinevere ever. So, I loved the book (especially the end) but it was difficult and I cannot say that I'll re-read it soon.
01. Queen of the Summer Stars (PERSIA WOOLLEY)
02. The Legend in Autumn (PERSIA WOOLLEY)
03. The legend of the king (GERALD MORRIS)
04. Here Lies Arthur (PHILIP REEVE)
05. Doom of Camelot (JAMES LOWDER)
06. The Arturian companion (PHYLLIS ANN KARR)
07. The Lioness and her Knight (GERALD MORRIS)
08. The Quest of the Fair Unknown (GERALD MORRIS)
09. The Bloody Cup (HUME)
10. Warrior of the West (HUME)
13. Parsifal's Page (GERALD MORRIS)
14. Morgan (NANCY MCKENZIE)
15. The Book of Mordred (VIVIAN VALDE)
The last arthurian books I've read:
Pendragon (Catherine Christian): I loved it. It is my favourite arthurian historical book and also it's rare to read something all about Bedivere and where Lancelot and Bedivere are two different characters. Also there was a very original story about Mordred (no spoilers!) and Vivian. It was something new and I especially liked Palamedes.
Firelord (Parke Godwin): It is not one of my favourite books but only because it was difficult for me. English is not my first language and this book was tiring because it used terms I was not familiar with, especially in the parts where Arthur was with Morgan and the Picts. But I fell in love with the book during the end. The relationship between Arthur and Guinevere is epic and Guinevere is just a wonderful and complex character: she is my favourite Guinevere ever. So, I loved the book (especially the end) but it was difficult and I cannot say that I'll re-read it soon.