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Tales of the Once and Future King

Tales of the Once and Future King

FantasyFolklore
Pages
472
Published
2017
Language
English

Synopsis

This collection reimagines the timeless legends of King Arthur, Merlin, and the Knights of the Round Table. Through diverse perspectives, it explores the magic, chivalry, and conflicts that shaped Camelot. Readers will discover new interpretations of familiar heroes and villains, delving into the heart of a kingdom both glorious and doomed.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

AdventurousMysteriousThought-Provoking
Quest

Genres

Fantasy Folklore Historical Fiction Mythology

Authors

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Anthony Marchetta

Anthony Marchetta writes in the realm of speculative fiction, with a focus on science fiction and fantasy. His published works include Sci Phi Journal #8 from November 2015 and the collection Tales of the Once and Future King. He explores imaginative worlds and classic storytelling.

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Mariel Marchetta

Mariel Marchetta is the author of Tales of the Once and Future King, a compelling retelling of classic Arthurian legends. Her work offers a fresh perspective on these enduring stories.

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Matthew P. Schmidt

Matthew P. Schmidt writes imaginative fantasy, bringing classic tales to life. Readers enjoy his works like Tales of the Once and Future King and Prince Anak the Immortal.

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Morgon Newquist

Morgon Newquist is the author of the popular collection, Tales of the Once and Future King. Readers enjoy their imaginative approach to classic legends and stories.

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Peter Nealen

Peter Nealen writes stories that bring old legends to life. He is best known for Tales of the Once and Future King, which offers a new look at classic Arthurian myths. If you enjoy fantasy rooted in ancient tales, his books are a great read.