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Green Knight Publishing's first original release is a collection of stories exploring the downfall of Arthur's realm. What brought about the end of the dream? The answers offered by these tales range from a madman's obsession with justice, to an innocent jest gone horribly wrong, to the pervasive, yet subtle flaws in the idea of Camelot itself. From Dark Ages squalor to fantastic splendor, The Doom of Camelot presents a wide range of tones and styles, with stories from such notable authors as Phyllis Ann Karr, Cherith Baldry, Catherine Wells, Elaine Cunningham, Ed Greenwood, Mike Ashley, and others.'Contains the work ?Surrendering the Blade'winner of the 2001 Prix Aurora Award, short work in English category.'Contains the work ?Avilion: A Romance of Voices'a finalist for the 2001 Origins Award, short fiction category.'The Doom of Camelot is truly a successful collection of Arthurian tales, notable for its variety of perspectives and its poignant homage to a dream's demise.' ?Ceridwen's Cauldron: Magazine of the Oxford Arthurian Society?The Doom of Camelot is a distinguished addition to modern Arthurian fiction.' ?Tipworld.com… (más)
Green Knight Publishing's first original release is a collection of stories exploring the downfall of Arthur's realm. What brought about the end of the dream? The answers offered by these tales range from a madman's obsession with justice, to an innocent jest gone horribly wrong, to the pervasive, yet subtle flaws in the idea of Camelot itself. From Dark Ages squalor to fantastic splendor, The Doom of Camelot presents a wide range of tones and styles, with stories from such notable authors as Phyllis Ann Karr, Cherith Baldry, Catherine Wells, Elaine Cunningham, Ed Greenwood, Mike Ashley, and others.'Contains the work ?Surrendering the Blade'winner of the 2001 Prix Aurora Award, short work in English category.'Contains the work ?Avilion: A Romance of Voices'a finalist for the 2001 Origins Award, short fiction category.'The Doom of Camelot is truly a successful collection of Arthurian tales, notable for its variety of perspectives and its poignant homage to a dream's demise.' ?Ceridwen's Cauldron: Magazine of the Oxford Arthurian Society?The Doom of Camelot is a distinguished addition to modern Arthurian fiction.' ?Tipworld.com
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