Myth and the ‘Now’: The Tale of Arthur
BY GRANT HUDSON
High-born boy has been taken and hidden by a wise old man, to be revealed as a figure of power and destiny at the right moment.
Guinevere: A King Arthur Poem
“Would that I’d been deaf, unheeding of the chorus of the lark,
To live my life in silence and in dark, and never heard your name.”
Epona’s Favor: Chapter 6
BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON
“Be well, and take good care of both yerself, and yer ally. All of the Lady’s people depend upon ye.”
Epona’s Favor: Chapter 5
BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON
“Because ye love horses so, and because of the secret work ye wish to do, ye will occasionally require a special horse.”
Epona’s Favor: Chapter 4
BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON
“One must practice the art of disguise and deception to survive in a place like Westerland Keep.”
Epona’s Favor: Chapter 3
BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON
“My carriage cannot pass over the wretched road out there due to the rain. I shall need a room for myself and one for my guard.”
Epona’s Favor: Chapter 2
BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON
“We must follow at a distance short enough to keep him in sight, but far enough away for him not to notice,” Olran whispered to his horse,
Epona’s Favor: Chapter 1
BY SUNBOW PENDRAGON
“If ye will allow it, my Lord Lancelot, my brother Olran and I would like to offer our service in helping with the Lady’s portion of the celebration.”
Mordred: A King Arthur Poem
“Does not my uncle-father-uncle
Name himself a Herod in my birth and their deaths?”
A Witch and Equality: An Analysis of “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”
BY SARAH LEVESQUE
We need to stop this lie that some lives are more valuable than others, as God values us equally.
