Arthurian (ca 450-600)
A Gathering of Ravens
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This novel creates a rich, grim fantasy world made from Norse, Anglo-Saxon and Celtic myth with strands of Tolkien. Obscure names and references ...Read Review
Saxon Tales: The King Who Threw Away His Throne
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Books by Terry Deary are always popular for younger children, and this is one of his new Saxon Tales. The King who Threw ...Read Review
Yvain: The Knight of the Lion
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This retells, in graphic novel format, a 12th-century Arthurian romance by Chretien de Troyes, the foremost French poet of narrative verse in the ...Read Review
The Song-Sayer’s Lament
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The song sayer in question is the blind Morgose, but this tale of post-Roman Britain is narrated by Merriden, friend and mentor of ...Read Review
Caliburn: Merlin’s Tale
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Over the years, the story of King Arthur and the Sword in the Stone has been reworked in every facet of media—books, ...Read Review
The Saxon Wolves
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Anya is both princess and priestess in Germania, but she is exiled for questioning the High Priest’s decisions and ordered to travel ...Read Review
Camelot’s Queen: Guinevere’s Tale Book Two
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The story of the fabled Queen Guinevere continues in Camelot’s Queen, the second volume in Nicole Evelina’s ‘Guinevere’s Tale’ series. ...Read Review
Daughter of Destiny (Guinevere’s Tale Book One)
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Nicole Evelina takes a fantasy-supernatural approach to the old familiar story of Queen Guinevere from Arthurian legends in Daughter of Destiny, the first ...Read Review
Then Arthur Fought (The Matter of Britain, 378-634 AD)
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In Then Arthur Fought, Howard Wiseman has taken the persistent myth of the Dark Ages 5th-century war-leader named Arthur and has shaped it ...Read Review
Sacrifice (Book 1 of Y Ddraig – The Dragons of Brython)
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“Melangell must enter captivity with the egg to defend the sleeping dragonling within.” Gwendolyn Beynon’s fast-paced and utterly winning debut is a ...Read Review