Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15187 in Books
• Published on: 1993-01-07
• Binding: Paperback
• 1024 pages

Synopsis
Morgaine, gifted with the Sight and fated with her brother-lover's doom, recounts the glorious tragedy of Camelot's brief flowering - not as a tale of knightly deeds, but as a woman's rounded view of society in the crucible of change.

Customer Reviews

So boring
This book is so dull and boring. It is atmospheric, has three dimensional characters but contains pages and pages of dialogue. If you like reading scripts then this book is for you.I gave up on it about half way through and was relieved to have done so. Don't waste time on this book unless you are heavily into the Arthurian myths. Right, I'm off to watch some paint dry.

great story, not so well written
i just have to add a quick badly written review, as reading through the more negetive comments it seems most of those people think it's boring, slow but well written. i'd have to disagree on all counts.

i still have really fond memories of this book after reading it twice 10 or so years ago. a wonderful dark trajedy. yes it's depressing, but it is a trajedy, that's it's beauty.

one thing though, my wife (who has a far better grasp of literarture than i do) read it once and said it was quite badly written. i read it again, sure she was wrong, but i had to agree. i still love it though. great story. great characters. hence 5 stars.

Stunning
This book moved me more than I can say. I didn't want it ever to end. It has changed the way I look at nature, encouraging me to pay more attention and respect to the wonderful natural things in our world.