Thoughts on "Galahad and The Grail" by Malcolm Guite? I like it so far, it's clearly an attempt at a "modern" Arthurian story and is heavily influenced by Tolkien, Lewis and the other Inklings. I like that it doesn't ignore the religious dimension of the Grail stories.
>>25424398why would he write "modern" Arthurian story, what does that mean? Does Arthur have an iPhone17? What's wrong with the original Arthurian stories? Or did he try to dumb them down and write them in plain english for the zoomies?
>>25424440I mean it's written in more modern English as opposed to a deliberatly archaic style.
>>25424440The most reddit comment on this site rn
>>25424446okey so he just made a version for the retards, understood. glad you enjoyed it, tells a story.
>>25424460you're not cool bud.
>>25424669I apologize. I was a bit hangry,
>>25424398Malcolm is goated. I ordered the book, can't wait to get my hands on it.