Lucius Artorius: A King Arthur Poem
“My sword, be steadfast in this mental fight
Until it rises forth in splendour bright.”
Not A Legend, Not A Flop: A Review of “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword”
BY KAT CLEMENTS
The moment I saw giant elephants attacking Camelot, I knew what kind of movie I was in for.
The Story of Lance and Elaine: A King Arthur Story
“Your movies are so incredible! My favorite is the Jassasic Park remake. Remember that scene when you had your shirt off by the waterfall? Oh, I almost died! You’re so hot! And you always have the best lines!”
Magic, Brotherhood and Destiny: A Review of BBC’s “Merlin”
BY HANNAH VINCENT
Merlin learns through trial and error how not to use magic and when it’s appropriate to exercise his power.
Birth of a Legend: The Creation of “The Legend of the Sword Bearer”
When I began the writing process for my webcomic Legend of the Sword Bearer I didn’t expect it to take over my life the way it did. I didn’t even expect it to be the first thing I published online. I think it must’ve started when I was in my mid-teens. I had been mesmerized by tales of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
A Day in the Life of a Dragonlord and His Charge: A Merlin Story
“It wasn’t until the dragonlords were amongst the first to be accused of magic and many were the first to burn for sorcery. The start of the purge is when the dragons began to attack. Retaliation for the death of the dragonlords. It is said of dragons that they are like kin.”
A Dream of Albion: A King Arthur Poem
BY THOMAS G. ADAMS
Whispers of the past, haunting me forever, dancing in my very veins, speaking to me of days long gone, and heroes long dead.
The Sword and the Grail: Restoring the Forgotten Archetype of Arthurian Myth
BY JOHN ADCOX
This isn’t a call to merely keep myth alive. This is a call to mythopoeia, to myth making.
Birthright Reclaimed: A King Arthur Poem
“Who’d pull that magic sword, ‘Excalibur’, from resting place
Was right wise King of England born, and title ‘King’ would grace!”
Kay: A King Arthur Poem
“Spy two lads a-hawking past the pond;
Even now there’s a strange respect
For this foster-brother – a love beyond
The call of duty…”
