Arthuriana


The Once and Future King (The Once and Future King, #1-5)
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Le Morte d'Arthur: King Arthur and the Legends of the Round Table
The Mists of Avalon (Avalon, #1)
The Crystal Cave (Arthurian Saga, #1)
Idylls of the King
Arthurian Romances
The History of the Kings of Britain
The Mabinogion
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
The Winter King (The Warlord Chronicles, #1)
The Hollow Hills (Arthurian Saga, #2)
The Last Enchantment (Arthurian Saga, #3)
Spear
The Fall of Arthur
Legendborn by Tracy DeonnThe Guinevere Deception by Kiersten WhiteThe Story of Silence by Alex    MyersOnce & Future by A.R. CapettaGwen & Art Are Not in Love by Lex Croucher
gay arthuriana
83 books — 26 voters
The White Raven by Diana L. PaxsonTwilight of Avalon by Anna ElliottTristan and Iseult by Rosemary SutcliffThe Romance of Tristan and Iseult by Joseph BédierThe Maid of the White Hands by Rosalind Miles
Tristan & Isolde Retellings
49 books — 35 voters

Avalon High by Meg CabotOrder of Chivalry by Mihir DhawanKnight Life by Peter DavidLegendary by L.H. NicoleThe Once and Future Queen by Adam P. Knave
Arthurian Rebirth Fiction
27 books — 13 voters

T.H. White
But it was too late for another effort then. For that time it was his destiny to die, or, as some say, to be carried off to Avilion, where he could wait for better days. For that time it was Lancelot’s fate and Guenever’s to take the tonsure and the veil, while Mordred must be slain. The fate of this man or that man was less than a drop, although it was a sparkling one, in the great blue motion of the sunlit sea. The cannons of his adversary were thundering in the tattered morning when the Maje ...more
T.H. White, The Once and Future King

Scott Davis Howard
Whatever small power of guilt Elaine once held over Lancelot, she’d used up long ago. Oh, self-reproach certainly stung him, but it is one of the most ironic paradoxes of the male temperament that the more shame a man feels, the less likely he is to be persuaded to repent by the person whom he has wronged, especially when she uses guilt as a motive. Like most men, Lancelot lashed out in anger when his shame was too much to bear, thus amplifying his guilt, rather than ameliorating it. It is an al ...more
Scott Davis Howard, Three Days and Two Knights

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