Hardcover. In this second book of Malcolm Guite's acclaimed Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad, travel back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come.Acclaimed poet Malcolm Guite's masterwork, a lifetime in the makingIllustrated by award-winning artist Stephen CrottsForeword by writer and mythographer Martin ShawMore than 25 full-page illustrationsColor interior with unique illuminated capitalsClothbound hardcover with dust jacketAccessible for all agesA true, new epic of English LiteratureIn Guite's follow-up to Galahad and the Grail, the poet loses none of his mastery of the tale-in fact, he's only just gotten started. And even while exploring well-trodden paths of the Arthurian legend, he mines his sources for fresh insight and uncovers deep corners of lore that have lain dormant for a century or more. Add to this Guite's natural facility with the form and his allusions and nods to poets and storytellers past, and the reader is left with nothing less than a royal feast of story and song.Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad is an epic ballad cycle in four volumes: Galahad and the Grail (Spring 2026)The Coming of Arthur (Fall 2026)Knights of the Round Table (Fall 2027)The Passing of Arthur (Spring 2028) In this second book of Malcolm Guite's acclaimed Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad, travel back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Details:Hardcover. In this second book of Malcolm Guite's acclaimed Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad, travel back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come.Acclaimed poet Malcolm Guite's masterwork, a lifetime in the makingIllustrated by award-winning artist Stephen CrottsForeword by writer and mythographer Martin ShawMore than 25 full-page illustrationsColor interior with unique illuminated capitalsClothbound hardcover with dust jacketAccessible for all agesA true, new epic of English LiteratureIn Guite's follow-up to Galahad and the Grail, the poet loses none of his mastery of the tale-in fact, he's only just gotten started. And even while exploring well-trodden paths of the Arthurian legend, he mines his sources for fresh insight and uncovers deep corners of lore that have lain dormant for a century or more. Add to this Guite's natural facility with the form and his allusions and nods to poets and storytellers past, and the reader is left with nothing less than a royal feast of story and song.Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad is an epic ballad cycle in four volumes: Galahad and the Grail (Spring 2026)The Coming of Arthur (Fall 2026)Knights of the Round Table (Fall 2027)The Passing of Arthur (Spring 2028) In this second book of Malcolm Guite's acclaimed Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad, travel back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. In this second book of Malcolm Guite's acclaimed Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad, travel back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come.Acclaimed poet Malcolm Guite's masterwork, a lifetime in the makingIllustrated by award-winning artist Stephen CrottsForeword by writer and mythographer Martin ShawMore than 25 full-page illustrationsColor interior with unique illuminated capitalsClothbound hardcover with dust jacketAccessible for all agesA true, new epic of English LiteratureIn Guite's follow-up to Galahad and the Grail, the poet loses none of his mastery of the tale-in fact, he's only just gotten started. And even while exploring well-trodden paths of the Arthurian legend, he mines his sources for fresh insight and uncovers deep corners of lore that have lain dormant for a century or more. Add to this Guite's natural facility with the form and his allusions and nods to poets and storytellers past, and the reader is left with nothing less than a royal feast of story and song.Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad is an epic ballad cycle in four volumes: Galahad and the Grail (Spring 2026)The Coming of Arthur (Fall 2026)Knights of the Round Table (Fall 2027)The Passing of Arthur (Spring 2028) In this second book of Malcolm Guite's acclaimed Merlin's Isle: An Arthuriad, travel back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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