Historical fact and romantic fiction form the basis of Sir Thomas Malory's immortal classic story of love, adventure, chilvary, treachery, and death. The world of King Arthur and his knights is a world of darkness and magic, mystery and wonder. Men saw symbols in shadows, while mysterious creatures lurked deep within the thick forests which covered the land. Dragons skulked in caves, magicians wove their spells for good or evil, and the world abounded with witchcraft and unexplained phenomena. The author, has unearthed many original sources used by Mallory to write "La Morte d'Arthur. A version that incorporates many of the characters in King Arhtur's round table. Mordred's treason, the knightly exploits of Tristan, Lancelot's fatally divided loyalties and his love for Guenever, the quest for thr Holy Grail are portrayed.