Galahad and the Grail (Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad), 1 (Merlin's Isle #1)
Publisher Marketing: "An astonishing achievement. . ." -- Susanna Clarke, author of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell and Piranesi "Vigorous and fresh. . . whets the appetite for much more." -- Rowan Williams, former Archbishop...
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Publisher Marketing:
Here at the height of his poetic power, Malcolm Guite delivers a tale of adventure in ballad form that plumbs the depths of the human soul, carries readers through the Wasteland, and sets them upon the numinous shores of Faerie in all its mystery and meaning. Guite follows in the epic footsteps of Spenser, Milton, Dante, and Tennyson, yet this is not poetry destined solely for the halls of academia--it's a story to be enjoyed by young and old alike, a story to be read aloud among friends and family, a story to be cherished for generations to come. Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad is an epic ballad cycle in four volumes:
Contributor Bio:Guite, Malcolm In 2023 he was awarded the Lanfranc Medal for Education and Scholarship by the Archbishop of Canterbury. He lives in Norfolk and travels extensively to give poetry readings and lectures and also has a popular YouTube channel he calls "A Spell in the Library." Contributor Bio:Crotts, Stephen Stephen Crotts is an illustrator and printmaker whose work has been featured in award-winning books and albums with clients such as Andrew Peterson, Phil Wickham, and Christianity Today. He has received the ECPA Top Shelf Book Cover Award and two GMA Dove Award nominations for album cover art. His illustrated books include the NET Art Edition Bible and two children's books, The Sower and The Forgotten King. Stephen founded Friday Arts Project, a non-profit arts organization curating conversation and fostering craft to call forth a fully human community. |
