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Everyone knows the story. Nobody knows the truth.
 
According to legend – and to Merlin’s prophecies – the great King Arthur Pendragon will someday reign again. But “someday” has been a long time in coming, with decades spent confined in Avalon, the ancient Faerie isle disguised in modern times as an everyday  Renaissance Faire. What remains of Camelot’s court pass their summers by putting on famous faces for the Outside world, all the while questioning who they were before death and magical rebirth robbed them of their memories.
 
For Camelot to rise again, they must remember the fall.
 
With nothing but centuries of hearsay to mine for clues, the mysteries remain: Were Queen Guinevere and Sir Lancelot the betrayers, or the betrayed? How came Sir Bedivere to be known as “the One-Handed”, and what hand had he in the kingdom’s undoing? Did the inscrutable Morganne le Fey stand with Arthur, or with his enemies?
 
And do truly great enemies ever die?
 
In this epic successor to the Outlaws of Avalon trilogy, the time comes at last for “once” and “future”  to unite, thanks to – (or in spite of) – a king and a wizard, the Round Table and the Fey folk, and one outlaw minstrel whose destiny has only just begun.
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The Once and Future Camelot

Buy the Paperback!   /   Buy the Ebook! (Barnes & Noble/Nook/Epub = here) (Amazon/Kindle/Mobi = here)

Watch (well, Read) the Book Trailer!

Letters to Camelot ~ "Where 'Pure' Meets 'Problematic'" ~ "To She Whose Heart Remains Unguessed" ~ "At First [G]Lance"

"Time May [Kiss &] Tell" (Character Interview with Lady Clarissant Orkney of Listeneise)

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Once and Future Mixtape

“Immortals” / Fall Out Boy (for the heroes of Avalon Faire)

“Kingsword” / Heather Dale (for Excalibur)

“The Willow Maid” / Erutan (for Guinevere)

“Mordred’s Lullaby” / Heather Dale (for Mordred)

“Centuries” / Fall Out Boy (for Bedivere)

“King” / Lauren Aquilina (for Arthur)

“Measure of a Man” / Heather Dale (for Morganne le Fey)

​“My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark” / Fall Out Boy (for the King's Dragons)

​"The Trial of Lancelot" / Heather Dale (for Lancelot)
“All the Rowboats” / Regina Spektor (for the heroes of Avalon Faire)

“Still” / Ben Folds (for Merlin)

“What I've Done” / Linkin Park (for Bedivere)

“I’ll Hold My Breath” / Elle Golding (for Will Scarlet & Allyn-a-Dale)

"Falling Slowly" / Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova (for Lancelot to Arthur)

“Warriors” / Imagine Dragons (for Merlin & knights of the Round Table)
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“Stars” / Les Miserables (for Galahad)

"Tarnished Silver" / Heather Dale (for Arthur)

"Believer" / Imagine Dragons (for the King's Dragons)

Arthuriana Art

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Arthur Pendragon and Merlinus Ambrosius, by Danielle E. Shipley
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Outsider Guinevere, by Danielle E. Shipley
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Guild Wars II Gawain, Agravaine, Gaheris, and Gareth of Orkney, by Tirzah Duncan
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