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arthurian legend reading?
Wow, I just squeezed out the missing half of my![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif)
wizard_love fic. I think the fact that I had to take some time off it wasn't so bad after all; it gave me time to gather new strength and determination and also some distance to what I had down already. I'm not sure what to think of it right now, but I'll leave my personal judgement of that 'til tomorrow. I have an extension until the 7th with it anyway, so I can make the editing process as thorough as I'm capable.
Now back to reading Marion Zimmer Bradley's Lady of Avalon, which is the second of three prequels (I think?) to The Mists of Avalon. In that vein, do any of you have any recommendations for Arthurian legend reading material? The only other I've read too many years ago to actually remember is Rosalind Miles' Guenevere - The Queen of the Summer Country.
Wow, I just squeezed out the missing half of my
wizard_love fic. I think the fact that I had to take some time off it wasn't so bad after all; it gave me time to gather new strength and determination and also some distance to what I had down already. I'm not sure what to think of it right now, but I'll leave my personal judgement of that 'til tomorrow. I have an extension until the 7th with it anyway, so I can make the editing process as thorough as I'm capable.Now back to reading Marion Zimmer Bradley's Lady of Avalon, which is the second of three prequels (I think?) to The Mists of Avalon. In that vein, do any of you have any recommendations for Arthurian legend reading material? The only other I've read too many years ago to actually remember is Rosalind Miles' Guenevere - The Queen of the Summer Country.