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I'm crying. Jaufre might be the wildest tale in the Matthews' translation collections. Arthur jumping on a beast, and being dragged away. Kay almost fainting, all the knights taking off their clothes to make some kind of cushion at the bottom of a cliff in case Arthur falls.
And that is just the funny intermission before the actual story starts
I’m the anon that asked for recs. Thank you!! I will check them out. Mordred is the character I’m interested in so if you have more recs about him, I’d love it it. But I will start on your list. Thank you again!
Wohoo another Mordred fan!! Enjoy the recs!
I just shared this as well:
Also in my opinion "Idylls of the queen" is the best Mordred book out there! How I did it when I started was also to jump immediately in non long books (ex. I avoided trilogy) and instead get my arthurian surroundings from movies. Most of the novels that are not "historical" will be set in a general "Morte d'Arthur by Thomas Malory"-like world, so good options are:
Or if you check the list of everything I added some radio drama, I think these are pretty good and if I remember correctly they narrate a big chunks of general THWhite or Malory-like arthuriana:
The tv show list is also completely updated! You can find it here!
I added tv shows, miniseries, anime and webseries. I did not have many updates, but these are the new things you will find if you compare it with the old version:
Webseries (they are linked to the youtube page within the descriptions):
Tv show/anime
Everything is in chronological order.
Please, if you see anything I missed, let me know! I am always happy to find new media.
Do you have any recommendations for books about Galahad or that have a nice characterization of him?
YES!
Sadly not too many, but my favourite are:
Trying to go back to reading - currently reading the Enderal (non arthurian, videogame) book and the Critical Role novel about Mollymauk so - I was wondering, are there any good new Mordred novels that came out in the past three years?
I also have Guinevere deception and Lancelot by Giles Kristian read to go as my next arthurian reads!
Trying to go back to reading - currently reading the Enderal (non arthurian, videogame) book and the Critical Role novel about Mollymauk so - I was wondering, are there any good new Mordred novels that came out in the past three years?
I also have Guinevere deception and Lancelot by Giles Kristian read to go as my next arthurian reads!
Some galadred comic I will never finish
my favorite Galahad/Mordred thing is this idea that Galahad is eternally curious, and actually finds joy in his religion, not just pain and suffering like apparently Lancelot does. And Mordred is a snarky little troll.
If I do not reblog your arthurian art it is not that I disliked it, I just did not see it!! I love all art. Especially king arthur art! But the tagging system on tumblr gets weirder and weirder
Galahad and Mordred from the AI art!
I am feeding arthurian prompts to the AI and this is what I got-
Give me your arthurian horror/Halloween headcanons!!
Did you hear about the new Arthurian text translated from University of Bristol?
I have seen it in my news but I have not read into it yet!!
I just find it funny because one of my first arthurian fics was set in Bristol modern times, and also I just love Bristol and I have been trying to find a job in Bristol FOREVER!
Tell me your birthday or fav date and I'll check which story the book gives!
If you are that amazing person who contacted on my gmail to let me know of all the amazing queer characters in "The Guinevere deception".... just know that I lost access to that email. Which means I won't be able to look back at the list you sent me :(
if you see this, please contact me here!!
that was the email which drive had the arthurian list of everything (https://fuckyeaharthuriana.tumblr.com/post/617369522455855104/arthurian-list-of-everything) which means that I will have to reupload that on a new account to be able to actually update it.
The Pendragon Chronicles (edited by Mike Ashley)
Collection of short arthurian stories, no theme a part arthuriana
