The Wolf and the Crown
The Wolf and the Crown by A. A. Attanasio is a First Edition published by HarperCollins on April 1, 1999. This 432-page work presents an epic retelling of Arthurian legend, focusing on Arthor, the Eagle of Thor, who has emerged victorious in war and is poised to claim Britain and his destiny. As the great wheel that will become the Round Table begins to roll from Tintagel to Camelot, the narrative unfolds against a backdrop of historical and fantastical elements, intertwining myth and science.
Readers will find a rich tapestry that combines the threads of Arthurian lore with Druidic myth and quantum science. The story delves into the challenges faced by Arthor as he seeks a sacred Graal and navigates the complexities of earthly love, all while confronting forces beyond human understanding. This edition invites exploration of themes such as destiny and the interplay between myth and reality, making it a notable addition to the genres of fiction, fantasy, and historical narratives.
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The Warrior King
Arthor, Eagle of Thor, has triumphed through war. Now Britain–and destiny–are his to claim. Already rolling on the roads from Tintagel to Camelot is the great wheel that will become the Round Table.
But the perilous order promised by Arthor’s victory is threatened by forces beyond human ken. For Merlin has descended into Hell, to fend with the Fire Lords who give the Universe its shimmering form. And for the young king himself, there is a sacred Graal, and an Earthly love, to seek…
A. A. Attanasio’s epic retelling of humankind’s most beloved legend weaves into one magnificent tapestry the hallowed warp of Arthurian lore, the shaggy woof of Druidic myth, and the shimmering strands of quantum science.
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