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Arthur Pendragon variant btw
Hellblazer #120
Ywain and his half brother Ywain
Hola, volví sólo para decir que: Efectivamente, estoy completa e irrevocablemente enamorada de Arthur Pendragon en cualquier versión que me den. Gracias.
I don’t think I’ll ever reach the point where I say, “That’s enough Arthurian books.”
Because there isn’t one Arthurian legend.
There are hundreds.
Welsh tradition. Geoffrey of Monmouth. Chrétien de Troyes. Malory. Tennyson. Modern retellings. Folklore. Archaeology. History. Scholarship. Each generation has looked at Arthur, Guinevere, Merlin, Morgana, and Camelot through its own lens, asking different questions and finding different answers.
That’s what fascinates me.
I’m not researching just to fact-check a novel. I’m trying to understand how a legend survives for over fifteen hundred years, changing shape while somehow remaining recognizable.
Every book on this shelf disagrees with another one about something.
Good.
That’s where the interesting conversations begin.
If I’m going to spend years writing an Arthurian-inspired fantasy, I want to know not just the story, but the thousands of stories that came before mine.
Also… yes.
This is what my research rabbit holes look like.
And no, there is still plenty of room for more books. 📚🐉
💜 I shared a few photos of my Arthurian shelf over on my Ko-fi if you’d like to take a peek:
Ava published a post on Ko-fi
Hellblazer #114
Hellblazer #114