Ebook {Epub PDF} Rude Tales and Glorious: A Retelling of the Arthurian Tales by Nicholas Seare

Rude Tales and Glorious. Originally published in In his own words. the elusive print of an equally elusive author named Nicholas Seare. At the risk of waxing quotidian, my only regret is not having read this piece of literature sooner. This is an irreverent, audaciously humorous send-up of Arthurian history -- albeit Arthuriana's. Nicholas Seare. Average rating: · ratings · 36 reviews · 2 distinct works • Similar authors. Rude Tales and Glorious: A Retelling of the Arthurian Tales. by. Nicholas Seare, Trevanian, William Bramhall (Illustrator) avg rating — ratings — published — 5 editions. Want to Read.4/5. RUDE TALES AND GLORIOUS Being the Only True Account of Diverse Feats of Brawn and Bawd Performed By King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table. Seare, Nicholas. Published by Crown Pub, New York, ISBN ISBN

Title: Rude Tales and Glorious Author: Nicholas Seare aka Trevanian aka Rodney William Whitaker whose other aliases include Beñat Le Cagot and Edoard Moran. Illustrator: William Bramhall Publisher: Clarkson N. Potter, Inc. Pages: Synopsis: (from the publisher) Picture a wintry night in a remote corner of Wales-- sleet and rain lashing the great stones of the castle of Dolbadarn. Nicholas Seare's Rude Tales Glorious (The bawdy retelling of the Arthurian legends). Being "The true and unexpurgated story of king Arthur and the knights of the round table". Out of print now, but it's got some splendid swear words, e.g. Pawky, adj. Sly or clever. Buy Rude Tales and Glorious (Panther Books) New by Seare, Nicholas (ISBN: ) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.

Rude Tales and Glorious Hardcover – January 1, by Nicholas Seare (Author) › Visit Amazon's Nicholas Seare Page. Find all the books, read about the author. Rude Tales and Glorious: A Retelling of the Arthurian Tales. Nicholas Seare $ - $ Under the name Nicholas Seare, Trevanian also published or So: Being an Apology for a Pedlar (), a witty medieval tale of love and courage; and Rude Tales and Glorious (), a bawdy retelling of Arthurian tales.