Ebook {Epub PDF} Arthur the King by Allan Massie

 · Once crowned king, Arthur is portrayed as a strategist and statesman whose marriage to the Saxon maiden Guinevere is one of convenience; his true love is his half-sister, Morgan le Fay, and he has a fondness for pretty youths (as does Merlin).Category: Free.  · Massie even manages to include some of the Lohengrin legend into his telling of the Grail Quest. Arthur is a legendary British king who lived c. to c ; the Grail Quest is a medieval addition to the tale, in the late 12th century by Robert de Boron and Chretien de Troyes. Massie makes Arthur a "Roman" striving to restore the Empire/5(5). Read "Arthur the King A Romance" by Allan Massie available from Rakuten Kobo. A thrilling and highly original retelling of the Arthurian legend with a twist! It is the aftermath of the Roman occupat Brand: Weidenfeld Nicolson.

ARTHUR THE KING Allan Massie, Author. Carroll Graf $25 (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. OTHER BOOKS. The Royal Stuarts: A History of the Family That Shaped Britain. Allan Massie is a Scottish journalist, sports writer and novelist. Massie is one of Scotland's most prolific and well-known journalists, writing regular columns for The Scotsman, The Sunday Times (Scotland) and the Scottish Daily www.doorway.ru is also the author of nearly 30 books, including 20 novels. Arthur the King (Allan Massie) Merlin's Mirror (Andre Norton) ADVERTISEMENT. Y Gododdin (Aneirin) Twilight of Avalon (Anna Elliot) Black Horses for the King (Anne McCaffery) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Anonymous) The Death of King Arthur (Anonymous).

Read "Arthur the King A Romance" by Allan Massie available from Rakuten Kobo. A thrilling and highly original retelling of the Arthurian legend with a twist! It is the aftermath of the Roman occupat. Arthur the King. by. Allan Massie. · Rating details · ratings · 25 reviews. At the top of his form, historical novelist Allan Massie revisits Britain in the dark years after the collapse of Rome, when the land is being ravaged by bitter struggles for power among warring kings. Or so it is until the arrival of Wart, a servant boy who has been tutored by a troupe of strolling players as well as by the politically astute magus Merlin. Drawing upon pre-Norman texts, Massie presents Arthur not merely as the subduer of the Saxons but as the nominal ruler of an empire encompassing the whole of Western Europe.