What most of us know of Arthur, his Knights of the Round Table and his court at Camelot—if they all existed—has come to us through the influence of Sir Thomas Malory, a 15th-century writer ...

There's One Surviving Copy of This Tale of King Arthur's Knights. A Researcher Just Unlocked Its Secrets. An MIT professor ...

In English, King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table was a retelling of the Arthurian legend, principally Thomas Malory's Le Mort d'Arthur. The book being reviewed today is a further ...

Certainly, all lovers of Spenser and Tennyson, and of the many lesser chroniclers of King Arthur, will welcome the two handsome volumes of Mr. Newell’s King Arthur and the Table Round, which ...

Each King Arthur was served by a Shining Knight. The original Shining Knight was Sir Justin, created by Crieg Fessel in 1941. Sir Justin was one of the final knights to earn a seat at the round table.