stories of nine prominent women in the Arthurian legends and their connections to the spirituality of an ancient Celtic goddess

Controlled release - sent by mail to fellow bookcrosser in North Carolina.

Thank you thank you thank you!
Arrived in the mail today. I'll drop it in the TBR pile.

I've been reading this book on and off for several weeks. I dove into it originally, but then it bogged down. I didn't quite finish the chapter on Enid, and I didn't even try to read the chapters on Kundry, Dindraine, or Ragnell.
I really liked the chapters on Igraine and Nimue. I felt the chapter on Argante was lacking somehow.

Reserved for enlith

I really enjoyed reading this book! So much of the Arthurian stuff I read is very fictionalized; I found it refreshing to read something that was trying to tease together a different view of these women by looking critically at historical Arthurian texts. I loved the Goddess-interpretation of Gwynhwyvar and I liked that the book didn't try to pick a side when it comes to Morgan's varied portrayals, but tried to explain some of her development into the catty sorceress/ healer. Loved it! I'm going to keep it in my PC for a while at least.