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Sleeping with the enemy.
16 days ago
Bookmarked by raanve
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18 days ago
Bookmarked by Zdenka
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As she rides past the castle gates, Morgan promises herself that if she comes back again, it will be to bury Uther's son.
22 days ago
Bookmarked by Zdenka
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There were still nights when he dreamt of the desert.
22 days ago
Bookmarked by Zdenka
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Gawain and Gareth, Arthur and Lancelot, and a quest.
22 days ago
Bookmarked by Zdenka
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She was always loathly, but she wasn't always a lady.
22 days ago
Bookmarked by Zdenka
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Starters: "Bitter did not begin to describe..."
11 Feb 2010
Bookmarked by templemarker
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Sometimes we get to choose the way we leave this earth.
11 Feb 2010
Bookmarked by templemarker
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It seemed to her that she had been searching for something all of her life.
11 Feb 2010
Bookmarked by templemarker
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They had been in the same room on multiple occasions, but it was not until Mordred thought that Galahad was about to burn himself alive that they actually spoke.
31 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by mattador
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Mordred could bind Gaheris to him, capture his brother in cords of silk and steel and knotted rope, in bonds of loyalty and kinship and love.
4 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by Alixtii
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Galahad and Mordred find themselves thrown together by a damosel's prophecy.
4 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by Alixtii
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In which Palomides has a plan, carries it out and sees it go awry, predictably. An exploration of his personage as much as a retelling of a well-known episode, in which Palomides' motives for keeping damosel Bragwaine and tricking la Baele Isoud are clarified. As usual, Mark is a coward, Palomides is crafty, Bragwaine is reasonable, and Isoud is too proud.
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"Wilt thou not take me with thee to Cornwall, good sir?" the girl asked again, just as he was mounted.4 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by Alixtii
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Ten knights went with her a-Maying, but she only had eyes for one.
1 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by isyche
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The education of Morgan le Fay in the art of sorcery, and her romance with Arthur Pendragon.
30 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by sinngrace
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A young woman observes the High King, only days away from the birth of her child.
29 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by obsessivemuch
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Lady Bertilak was not the first temptation Sir Gawain met on his quest for the Green Chapel -- nor the deadliest.
27 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by La Reine Noire (lareinenoire)
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Written in actual alliterative verse, this is a 'missing scene' from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Evocative, rich language, wonderful intertextual allusion, and incredibly witty!
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Three encounters set in sleeping quarters: two slash, one femslash. "Three things worth holding, if you can find them," said Celidon, the Merlin. "The devotion of a sister, the trust of a friend, the respect of a rival." (This isn't really a cohesive story, though. Think of it more like a collection of Yuletide stocking stuffers.)
27 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by Rosie_Rues
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Based on Catherine Christian's The Sword and the Flame, which tells the story of Arthurian legend from Bedivere's perspective. Ygern, sister of King Arthur, deals with fate and relationships when she is called on to help the Merlin bring her brother back from the edge of death.
27 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by Rosie_Rues
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25 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by Wil
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The Yuletide bonfires were burning low when the ghost of Gawain the Good, who in life had been the first knight of King Arthur's Round Table, finally came home again.
25 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by La Reine Noire (lareinenoire)
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A gorgeous piece drawing on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and giving a vivid glimpse of life in the Orkney court. Wonderful characterisation of Gawain and Gareth in particular, but really good secondary depictions of Morgause, Mordred, and Agravaine.
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A tale of a young girl who lusted after power, and a kingdom torn apart by desire.
21 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by karrenia_rune















