King Arthur in Cornwall

"King Arthur in Cornwall" by W. Howship Dickinson is a captivating exploration of the legendary figure of King Arthur, set against the enchanting backdrop of Cornwall’s rugged coastline and rich folklore. The book combines historical narrative with myth, delving into the Arthurian legends that have permeated British culture. Dickinson meticulously weaves the history of Cornwall into the tapestry of Arthurian tales, highlighting the region’s unique contribution to the mythology, including its famous sites like Tintagel Castle. Through vivid prose, Dickinson brings to life the tales of chivalry, bravery, and romance associated with King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. The book appeals to readers interested in mythology, history, and adventure, offering insights into how these stories continue to resonate in contemporary culture. With its blend of factual history and poetic retelling, "King Arthur in Cornwall" serves as both a tribute to the legends and a celebration of Cornwall's cultural heritage.