Excalibur

This book contains a collection of stories based on the legends of King Arthur. The stories range in time from Camelot to the present day. The Question of the Sword (1995) poem by Jane Yolen The God-Sword (1995) novelette by Diana L. Paxson Lassorio (1995) shortstory by Eric Van Lustbader [as by Eric Lustbader ] Controlling the Sword (1995) shortstory by Kristine Kathryn Rusch Surgeon's Steel (1995) novelette by Diana Gabaldon Prayer of the Knight of the Sword (1995) shortstory by Nancy Holder Echoes of the One Sword (1995) poem by T. Winter-Damon Grass Dancer (1995) shortstory by Owl Goingback All We Know of Heaven (1995) shortstory by Peter Crowther Passing [Newford] (1995) novelette by Charles de Lint Nights of the Round Table (1995) poem by Lawrence Schimel Here There Be Dragons? [Thieves' World] (1995) shortstory by Marion Zimmer Bradley Goldie, Lox, and the Three Excalibearers (1995) novelette by Esther M. Friesner Silver, Stone, and Steel (1995) shortstory by Judith Tarr St. Paul's Churchyard, New Year's Day (1995) shortstory by Richard Lee Byers The Other Scabbard (1995) shortstory by Brad Linaweaver Hope's Edge (1995) poem by Daniel H. Scheltema The Waking Dream (1995) novelette by Jill M. Morgan [as by J. M. Morgan ] The Scout, the Slugger and the Stripper (1995) shortstory by Randy Miller The Weapon shortstory by Ardath Mayhar The Sword in the Net (1995) shortstory by Brad Strickland Once and Future (1995) poem by Terry Tappouni Once and Future (1995) shortstory by Mercedes Lackey Sword Practice (1995) novelette by Jody Lynn Nye Where Bestowed (1995) shortstory by Susan Dexter Demon Sword (1995) novelette by Bill Fawcett Troubled Waters (1995) novelette by Susan Shwartz Literary Cubism Saves the Universe (1995) poem by Joe Haldeman Duty (1995) novelette by Gary Gygax The Epilogue of the Sword (1995) shortstory by Darrell Schweitzer This book contains a collection of stories based on the legends of King Arthur. The stories range in time from Camelot to the present day.

Three highly-respected anthologists have gathered together 25 original stories to capture the myth and magic of Excalibur. Spanning the past, present and future, each story presents a unique, incisive interpretation of that legendary sword.

A collection of more than twenty-five stories of myth and magic includes the works of such notable authors as Marion Zimmer Bradley, Charles de Lint, Diana Gabaldon, Mercedes Lackey, and Eric Lustbader.