The modern editor Eugène Vinaver in editions based on newly discovered manuscript of the work, begnning in 1947, named it simply Works, following his theory that Malory intended each of the eight “tales” which make up the full work to be read separately, not necessarily in the same continuity. Malory is the principal source of inspiration for many modern retellings, including Idylls of the King, The Once and Future King, and The Mists of Avalon.
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| - The modern editor Eugène Vinaver in editions based on newly discovered manuscript of the work, begnning in 1947, named it simply Works, following his theory that Malory intended each of the eight “tales” which make up the full work to be read separately, not necessarily in the same continuity. Malory is the principal source of inspiration for many modern retellings, including Idylls of the King, The Once and Future King, and The Mists of Avalon.
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| - The modern editor Eugène Vinaver in editions based on newly discovered manuscript of the work, begnning in 1947, named it simply Works, following his theory that Malory intended each of the eight “tales” which make up the full work to be read separately, not necessarily in the same continuity. Malory is the principal source of inspiration for many modern retellings, including Idylls of the King, The Once and Future King, and The Mists of Avalon. There have been many direct retelling of Malory's work, rewritten for language choices or story clarity. They include The Boy's King Arthur, The Acts of King Arthur and His Noble Knights, and The Death of King Arthur.
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