This is for Main Blog Updates
My last post about The Retreat to Avalon talked about the legends and history behind King Arthur’s military adventures in Europe. Gawain is about to be in his first major battle. Now, most people have an image of ancient battles being utter chaos. A non-stop bloodbath until everyone on one side was dead. But is … Read more
Janet Morris, famous author and more has passed away, but left many of us a valuable legacy. This is my small memorial to the great woman.
Actual events in Europe as well as Britain are behind the legends of King Arthur. Learn more here.
The Bretons of Brittany, France are descended from the Britons of The Arthurian Age. The story behind their emigration is intriguing.
The Arthurian Age Art Gallery: the hottest destination for lovers of King Arthur’s history and legends and the art behind the stories.
Learn about the ancient British kingdom of Dumnonia, which left its mark on England and Cornwall and has strong links to King Arthur.
We’re currently on chapter eight of The Retreat to Avalon, where Arthur leads his army to Gaul to battle Euric’s Visigoths. I’ve been looking forward to this one because today we’re talking about ships, sailors and the concept of a navy in King Arthur’s time. The idea of Arthur having a navy isn’t something that … Read more
Hi, folks! Just a short post today to talk about my recent interview on J T Crowley’s podcast, ‘Talking Books’. John talked about my historical fiction series, The Arthurian Age, and asked about my recently released (and related) novella, Hengist. It was a lot of fun and I was especially impressed that John had actually … Read more
I’m very excited to announce the upcoming release of my newest historical fiction work: HENGIST. Let me tell you a little about it and how the story came to be. This will be my fifth published work. Hopefully you’ve read The Retreat to Avalon and The Strife of Camlann, the first two novels in my … Read more
Tintagel is the only place associated with King Arthur’s conception and birth. The idea is not as unlikely as once thought.