Tales from Logres
Anthony J Kleem, Anthony MarchettaShort fiction set in Arthurian Britain before Camlann
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The Throne and the Seal: Act I, Chapter V
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Dramatis Personae
The massive caravans laden with new arrivals stretched from Pandaemonium’s walls to deep within the grey and black ashen I...
Son of Orkney: A Short Review
2026 could be seen as an Arthurian year. Between the publication of Malcom Guite’s The Coming of Galahad and Amazon’s adaptation of The Pendragon Cycle, the stories of Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table are firmly back in the public...
The Throne and the Seal: Act I, Chapter IV
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Dim light painted the grey stone and concrete walls with orange, red, and gold hues. Sulphur, tobacco, and somethin...
Sir Mordred: A History
Western storytelling loves hero-and-villain pairs. Batman and the Joker. Superman and Lex Luthor. Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty. I think there is something distilled about a clear moral binary that i...
Arthur in Modernity, Part Nine
Marion Zimmer Bradley’s The Mists of Avalon is, I would argue, the most consequential Arthurian literary work since T.H. White’s The Once and Future King, albeit for different reasons than White’s magnum opus. White has remained, in a s...
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A storyteller with a love of poetry, science fiction, fantasy, and classic literature
Catholic author and narrator of Pinkerton's Ghosts. Author of "Son of Orkney" and "After Camelot: Tales of Redemption in a Fallen Realm". Editor in Chief of Hightower Magazine.
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