Repost for @Daisey
#FellowshipOfTolkien Readers, here‘s our plan for The Fall of Arthur! I would like to finish reading it in February, but I also think this book may require some slow, close reading. Remember our schedule is always a very loose guideline and feel free to post your thoughts at any time. I hope to make time to post each weekend if not during the week.
#MedievalTolkien #JRRTolkien #ReadingSchedule
#FellowshipOfTolkien Readers, here‘s our plan for The Fall of Arthur! I would like to finish reading it in February, but I also think this book may require some slow, close reading. Remember our schedule is always a very loose guideline and feel free to post your thoughts at any time. I hope to make time to post each weekend if not during the week.
#MedievalTolkien #JRRTolkien #ReadingSchedule
#FellowdhipOfTolkien
@Daisey and l are planning to start a new #MedievalTolkien read, possibly at the beginning of February.
So, you know, l was an Arthurian legends fan before l became a Tolkien fan. Is this coming full circle? 😆
Pleas join us if you are a Tolkien fan, an Arthurian legends fan, a Medieval history fan... a reader 😁
Repost for @Daisey
Tolkien readers, I‘m waiting on my copy to arrive in order to plan a timeline, but our next read will be The Fall of Arthur. @JazzFeathers and I hope to start at the beginning of February, but we can push it back if needed for interested readers to find copies.
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Tolkien readers, I‘m waiting on my copy to arrive in order to plan a timeline, but our next read will be The Fall of Arthur. @JazzFeathers and I hope to start at the beginning of February, but we can push it back if needed for interested readers to find copies.
Although I am tagging my entire Tolkien list today, please comment if you‘re interested in being tagged for this book specifically.
#FellowshipOfTolkien #MedievalTolkien #JRRTolkien
pickI had bought this book used over ten years ago. I loved the way it was written. It is an Arthurian tale mainly told through the eyes of Elaine. I enjoyed reading this book. I rated this book a 4 out of 5 stars.
pickThis was my first book by Grossman, and it won‘t be my last. Although I felt it was a good 150 pages too long (it was close to 600+ pages), it was a fun, exciting Arthurian retelling that asks “What happens AFTER Arthur died?” It follows the “loser” knights that are left and tells their backstories while also introducing 17-year-old Collum, a kid who wants to be a knight but arrived at Camelot after its glory days.
I think this is a lovely picture. I might even read the book even though I'm ambivalent about Steinbeck.
pickThis was a two book bind up. I enjoyed reading this book. I have always been interested in the Arthur and Guinevere story. I rated this book a 4 out of 5 stars.
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Loved this one.
