last one I promise
bye!
Take time for romance, playfulness, and laughter today; recognize the beauty all around you. You don’t need to be in a relationship to do any of this but, for some of you, one may just be right around the corner…
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I said – your mother must’ve the day she bore you. Both of you. I assumre you’re brothers? You’re ugly enough.
Morgana (3/3)
Out of curiosity what is the worst arthurian book that you love? as in, it’s a bad book but it’s so much fun!
hi maddie! i’ve not had the chance to check so i’m not sure if you’ve already answered something similar, but i was wondering if you had a list of books/poems/etc relating to arthurian legend? it’s something i really want to get further into, but i’m not too sure where to start! have a lovely day <3
i’m working my way through quite the stack of arthurian legend books and i’ve found every single one interesting if not enjoyable. i’ll star my favourites.
the story of king arthur:
- le morte d’arthur (or ‘the death of king arthur’ in english) by thomas malory
- lancelot du lac by anonymous, trans. corin corley
- the once and future king by t.h. white
- king arthur and his knights of the round table by roger lancelyn green
- the forever king by molly cochran and warren murphy
- the mists of avalon* by marion zimmer bradley (marion zimmer bradley is not an author i endorse in any way, and i suggest google her to see if you want to engage in her work)
non-fiction and analysis of king arthur:
- the betrayal of arthur* by sara douglass
- king arthur’s enchantresses: morgain and her sisters in arthurian tradition by carolyne larrington
- king arthur and the grail: arthurian legends and their meaning by richard cavendish
- king arthur’s place in prehistory: the great age of stonehenge by w.a. cummins
tv and film:
- monty python and the holy grail (1975)*
- king arthur: legend of the sword (2017)*
- merlin (2008-2012)
The betrayal of Arthur is a bit… More like facts mixed with headcanons than actual facts (Douglass only has like… Four sources and she uses sentences like “in the majority/often in arthuriana” just to mean those three four sources)
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Arthurian Legends 