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I love these 2 ♡

I'm in need of a comfort reread, this one always provides ♡

Unfortunately the books that cover 2 episodes have a lot less flavour text, and it is a bit like reading an embellished script. I'm still glad to have read all of them, it was fun - but the books for S1 were by far the best.

Interesting writing style. In a good way. I wasn't initially planning on buying this book yet but I saw the mix of poetry and narration and was intrigued. I found it very readable but ultimately not really quotable (for me) which i was expecting. All the same I had a great time

Last one :')

Rereading simultaneously with the English version, to help with the Gàidhlig, but will probably be slow going regardless

The blurb describes the writings of this author as "literary events" and I do think that captures the experience. Parts of this narrative were a bit dubious, but I guess that's ~literature. It reads well-researched and thought out, but it's mostly narrative focused. Any character development is tied directly to the plot, and none of the voices felt distinct. That said, it was an interesting take on the legend.

One of my fav eps, and this does fill in some gaps. I enjoyed it!

I personally really enjoy this episode, and I found the characterizations here quite interesting. I'm having a surprisingly good time with these

It took me many years to find a copy of this in Dutch - I'd given up on it to the extent that I'd removed it from Goodreads altogether. I'm not even sure now how I found out about this book all those years ago and why I remembered it now, when I'm getting back into Arthuriana. So far this is a new twist on the legend for me. Not sure I like it, but it's interesting.