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The Road To Camelot - Kindle edition by Masson, Sophie. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Road To Camelot.3/5(1). Sophie Masson followers Born in Indonesia of French parents, Sophie Masson was sent to live with her paternal grandmother in Toulouse, France, when she was just a baby and lived there till she was nearly five, when her parents came back from Indonesia and took her to Australia/5. Each author adds a postscript, and Masson sandwiches the collection between a quick history of the Arthurian legend and a select list of old and recent iterations of it. Maggie Hamilton's tendentious opener ("Merlin") aside, the stories are all chock-full of unusual, fan-pleasing takes and angles. (Short stories. 12 .

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Read "The Road To Camelot" by Sophie Masson available from Rakuten Kobo. Tales of the young Merlin, Arthur, Lancelot and more from Australia s best fantasy writersThe heroes and heroines of Art. The Road to Camelot ebook By Sophie Masson. Read a Sample How did they cope with the idea that, one day, they'd be on the road to Camelot, and immortal fame?. Each author adds a postscript, and Masson sandwiches the collection between a quick history of the Arthurian legend and a select list of old and recent iterations of it. Maggie Hamilton's tendentious opener ("Merlin") aside, the stories are all chock-full of unusual, fan-pleasing takes and angles. (Short stories. ).