Le Morte D’Arthur, Thomas Malory (Author), Keith Banes (Editor), Enrico Arno (Illustrator), Robert Graves (Introduction), Bramhall House,1988, letter line “cdefgh” indicates 3rd printing., Hardcover, ISBN: 0517020602, about 8x5x1.5″, 512pp. Heavy book.

FINE condition – with DJ protected by Mylar cover (creates reflection in the photos), Binding is tight like new and No markings noticed… Not Price Clipped.

“Le Morte D’Arthur,” authored by Sir Thomas Malory, is a profound and evocative chronicle of King Arthur and his knights of the Round Table. Edited by Keith Banes and introduced by Robert Graves, the 1988 Bramhall House edition offers an enriching version of this timeless legend.

Malory’s narrative of chivalry, love, betrayal, and spiritual quest weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of medieval ideals. From the enchanted sword in the stone, the establishment of Camelot, to the quest for the Holy Grail and the tragic final battle, Malory shapes the Arthurian legend with a bold narrative voice.

Banes’ diligent editing ensures the text’s fidelity while facilitating readability for contemporary audiences. Graves’ introduction provides thoughtful insight into the historical and cultural context of the book, further enhancing the reading experience. Despite its 15th-century origins, “Le Morte D’Arthur” remains a captivating saga of heroic deeds and human frailty, seamlessly merging history, mythology, and romance in a way that continues to resonate with readers.