Thread: New Leaf Nominations for April 2019 • The Way I Heard It: Retellings
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Old 03-01-2019, 09:14 PM   #10
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Well, I'm not going to go for a fairy tale but I will go with a legend.

There are so many good takes on some legends but there are two that really stand out to me, at least in English.

Robin Hood and King Arthur

We have SO many good options with these that it's hard to choose, some new, some old. T.H. White? Bernard Cornwell? Mary Stewart? Marion Zimmer Bradley? Howard Pyle? Stephen Lawhead? I'm having some analysis paralysis, so, I'm just going to nominate my favorite: The...

Well, crud, no Kindle version available in the US. That stinks. Why does this seem to happen every month?

I'll be back...
If it's The Sword In The Stone, it may be available in the U.S. in the collected novels - The Once and Future King.
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