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W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd.
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The Once and Future King
1958 novel by T. H. White
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Details
Instance of
novel series
,
literary work
Publication date
1958
Has parts
The Sword in the Stone
,
The Queen of Air and Darkness
,
The Ill-Made Knight
,
The Candle in the Wind
Author
T. H. White
Derivative works
Camelot
,
Camelot
,
The Sword in the Stone
Genre
fantasy
,
historical fiction
Awards
NPR Top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy Books
characters
Arthur
,
Merlyn
,
Lancelot
,
Sir Ector
,
Kay
,
Nurse
,
Governess
,
Ralph Passelewe
,
The Questing Beast
,
Master William Twyti
,
Uther Pendragon
,
Wat
country of origin
United Kingdom
first line
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays it was Court Hand and Summulae Logicales, while the rest of the week it was the Organon, Repetition and Astrology.
form of creative work
novel
has version, edition or translation
The Once and Future King
inspired by
Le Morte d'Arthur
language of work or name
English
last line
THE BEGINNING
narrative location
England
,
Great Britain
plot expanded in
The Book of Merlyn
takes place in fictional universe
Arthurian universe
title
The Once and Future King
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Features
Holy Grail
Nimue
Forest Sauvage
Basis for
Camelot