by ElectricBlue
My exposure to Arthurian tales is mostly through pop culture. I regret that I haven't read the deeper, longer legends. And so I didn't really see how the first two chapters fit in my abbreviated concepts. But now I'm there. This is finally the story if Arthur I'm familiar with.
One has to admire the effort, and yes, skill dedicated to re-spin this literary masterpiece as a suitably erotic tale. You weave a tapestry of characters, colorful and intriguing. Your prologue made a wide array of promises, an across-the-board spectrum of Literotica categories to be covered. I'm anxious to see how you bring both Incest and LGBT into the picture. It's wonderful that you've brought 'something for everyone' to the table in this epic, not many writers will attempt that. It's a bold move.
Jung said, "Archetypes speak the language of high rhetoric, even of bombast" and you've made a fine job of that here! That's literary praise, lest you doubt me. I look forward to reading the rest of this tale, and many more of yours, I hope.