The Arthurian Legend Retold

[Alannah]

Books that re-tell or reinterpret the Arthurian legends.

http://www.goodreads.com/list/show/28...

What have you read?

[Alannah]

I have only read The Lady Of Shalott by Alfred Tennyson but technically that is a very long poem, not a fiction novel.

[Petra]

I've read:

The Crystal Cave
The Skystone
The Fionavar Tapestry
The Lady Of Shalott

[Leslie]

I have read:

-The Once and Future King
-A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (highly recommend!)
-The Crystal Cave
-The Sword in the Stone (this is actually part of The Once and Future King)
-The Lady of Shalott
-Idylls of the King
-The Hollow Hills
-The Witch in the Wood (this is actually part of The Once and Future King)
-The Ill-Made Knight (this is actually part of The Once and Future King)

[Laurel]

My list (from the 1st page):

1. The Mists of Avalon
2. The Once and Future King 1-4
3. Le Morte d'Arthur: King Arthur and the Legends of the Round Table
4. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
5. The Winter King Warlord Chronicles #1)
6. The Lady of Shallott
7. Enemy of God (Warlord Chronicles #2)
8. Excalibur (Warlord Chronicles #3)
9. The Mabinogion
10. The History of the Kings of Britain
11. The Fionavar Tapestry
12. The Book of Merlyn (Once and Future King #5)
13. Arthurian Romances
14. Merlin's Wood

I love the Authurian legends - there's a few on the list that I might have to look up!

[Joy]

I've read The Once and Future King several times over the years - love the way it starts light-heartedly, with comic scenes, and gradually becomes more serious. I might read it again now I've been reminded of it!

[Cheryl]

I though I wouldn't call it a re-telling. This book attempted to be Arthurian.

Working Wonders

It doesn't look like it and it isn't very good. Got it free in a magazine about 10 years ago.