Tintagel and the Arthurian Mythos by Paul Broadhurst is a non-fiction exploration of the origins and significance of the Arthurian legend, particularly the pivotal role of Tintagel in Celtic lore. First published in 1992 by Pendragon Press, this meticulously researched work spans 203 pages and is enhanced with original maps and illustrations by Vivienne Shanley. The book was made available in a limited edition of 1,000 signed and numbered copies, each featuring the author’s signature.
 
Broadhurst delves into Tintagel’s unique position as a centre of ritual kingship, establishing connections between this legendary site and other significant locations within the Arthurian narrative. He engages with the esoteric aspects of the legend, providing insights that cater to enthusiasts of Arthurian stories while also appealing to those intrigued by the mysteries of ancient landscapes. The book weaves together historical analysis and speculative interpretations, making it a comprehensive resource for readers seeking to understand the depth of the mythos surrounding King Arthur.With its rich illustrations and thoughtful examination of the interplay between myth and geography, Tintagel and the Arthurian Mythos invites readers to reconsider the enigma of one of the most iconic figures in literary history. This work not only serves as an academic study but also as a gateway for anyone fascinated by the intersection of myth, history, and place.
 
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