"And yet HERE I AM, unable to break free, just like poor Mordred who doesn’t want to be the doom of Camelot and yet that is his FATE."
:) I was in my mid-teens in the 1970s when I read my first sympathetic-Mordred novel. Can't remember its name, unfortunately.
Jeez, it's been ages since I read an Arthurian novel. I've read "The Wicked Day," but maybe I'll try the other two you mentioned.
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"And yet HERE I AM, unable to break free, just like poor Mordred who doesn’t want to be the doom of Camelot and yet that is his FATE."
:) I was in my mid-teens in the 1970s when I read my first sympathetic-Mordred novel. Can't remember its name, unfortunately.
Jeez, it's been ages since I read an Arthurian novel. I've read "The Wicked Day," but maybe I'll try the other two you mentioned.