gay arthuriana (82 books)

Contents:

• GAY ARTHURIANA
• WISNS MIDDLE SCHOOL FEATUR 'THIS BOOK IS GAY' LIBRARY, STIRRG ONLE OUTRAGE
• LAID TO RU: A GAY ARTHURIAN ROMANCE (LANCELOT'S FALL BOOK 1) KDLE EDN
• CALIFORNIA STILL HAS AN ANTI-GAY MARRIAGE LAW ON THE BOOKS. VOTERS ULD REMOVE NEXT YEAR

GAY ARTHURIANA

Gay arthuriana (82 books),. gay arthuriana. 's a retellg of arthurian legend, but 's lgbtplease only add books which are a) gay and b) directly feature characters om arthurian legend (& 's them who are gay).

WISNS MIDDLE SCHOOL FEATUR 'THIS BOOK IS GAY' LIBRARY, STIRRG ONLE OUTRAGE

Gay Knights and Horny Hero: Tal om the Court of Kg Arthur. 2022-releas, achillean, adult-fictn, bisexual, gay, lbian, lgbtq, mlm, nonfictn, queer, sapphic, transgenr, wlw, ya-fictn.

Take a classic and make gay — ’s really that simple. From A Great Gatsby retellg featurg trans and gay characters jt like we’ve always known should to a Sapphic take on Arthurian legend, the new retellgs take on myths, legends, fairytal, and classic stori — both old and new.

Recently, Sarah Luddgton published a novel Lancelot and the Wolf, wh explic gay sexual ntent pictg Lancelot and Arthur as lovers.

LAID TO RU: A GAY ARTHURIAN ROMANCE (LANCELOT'S FALL BOOK 1) KDLE EDN

The Arthurian love triangle of Arthur/Guevere/Lancelot has always had a ht of homoerotism —and romantic feelgs between Lancelot and Arthur seem a reasonable reason to many for why Arthur would not do anythg about his bt iend sleepg wh his wife. Luddgton may be the first one overtly to pict a homosexual relatnship between Arthur and Lancelot, but the possibili have been implied or suggted numero Arthurian works, pecially the twentieth century. Even as far back as Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur, there are homoerotic hts cross-drsg scen and a scene where two knights accintally end up bed together.

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Dorsey Armstrong’s Genr and the Chivalric Communy Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur has explored this topic and how the knights of Camelot themselv are aware of the possibily of homosexual mors surroundg a group of men an anizatn like the Round Table. Beardsley, who may have been homosexual or asexual, was known for his androgyno lookg characters his Arthurian illtratns, and for very erotic works, plete wh enlarged genalia, other works not geared toward children. Whe was himself later treated at the end of his life for his own homosexualy.

But Whe and Bradley only ht at homosexualy. Other thors troduced to the legend, but perhaps felt creatg a gay Kg Arthur was gog too far.

Furthermore, homosexualy is a negative behavr the works that n brg about Camelot’s downfall, so other characters than Arthur are the on afflicted wh homosexualy—notably, the villas. In Joan Wolf’s The Road to Avalon (1988), Agrivae is homosexual and the downfall of Camelot largely due to his jealoy bee of his csh on Bedwyr, the Lancelot character this novel.

Douglas Clegg go even further Mordred, Bastard Son by pictg Mordred as homosexual—and while Mordred is not a villa this book (’s only the first of a planned trilogy), homosexualy beg associated wh him seems to imply a negativy to . I thk ’s bee while the other works pict homosexual sir not acted upon, San Luddgton is the first thor to pict actual sex between Arthur and Lancelot— fact, her reviewers are llg the book an adult versn of the Merl TV seri.

And while Luddgton might be gettg hate mail, she’s also found a gay rearship longg for such stori, and her Kdle sal are reportedly skyrocketg. Posted Arthurian Books, Guevere, Lancelot, Merl, tagged Chretien Troy, Eleanor Clare, gay Arthurian novels, Geofey of Monmouth, homosexualy the Arthurian Tradn, Lancelot and Kg Arthur have sex, Lancelot and the Sword, Lancelot and the Wolf, Malory, Merl's dghter, Stephenie Meyer, Stonewall, San Higgbotham, Tali, Twilight on October 5, 2012|.

I read the “Special Edn” of Lancelot and the Wolf which clud two extra stori and a novella , which left me wonrg jt how many gay men lived Camelot—seems like a lot to me.

If you are lookg for gay Arthuriana, you might be more likely to enjoy , but ’s still a 3 star book.