I recently finished reading
The Crystal Cave
. It was not that long ago that I read
The Mists of Avalon
, and I found the two stories very similar. I know, I know.... it is the same basic story, so of course they are similar. But that's not what I meant. I was referring to the
telling of the story. I would have expected a bit more difference than I found, to be honest. For instance,
The Once and Future King
is quite different from either of these two (and happens to be the one I prefer of the 3).
Even though the Merlins who appear in
Cave and
Avalon are quite different, and
Avalon is told from a much more firmly defined female perspective, I still somehow found the two books to be a little too much alike for my tastes. (And, to be honest, neither particularly suited my taste anyway.)
What about you? Do you have a favorite of these three modern versions of Arthur's story? Or perhaps another that you like better than any of these?
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