mouthpiece, but his ideas are consistent with his character". A Glastonbury Romance was translated into French by Jean Queval, as Les enchantements de Glastonbury and published in 1975/6 (in four volumes) by Gallimard in their "Collection Du monde entier," with a preface by Catherine Lépront. In the German-speaking world, admirers included Hermann Hesse, Alfred Andersch, Hans Henny Jahnn, Karl Kerényi and Elias Canetti. It was published in Germany by Verlag Zweitausendeins, Frankfurt am Main, 2000, ISBN 3-86150-258-5; (Munich: Hanser, 1998). Notes References Works cited Further reading See also external links, below. Keith, W. J. "John Cowper, Powys's A Glastonbury Romance: A Reader's Companion" A Glastonbury Romance, 1934, 5th UK impression, online text. This is a cut version but less so than later editions. External links The Powys Society – various resource links The Powys Review online access to articles The Powys Journal (full access on JSTOR) Modernist novels 1932 British novels Modern Arthurian fiction Anglo-Welsh novels Works by John Cowper Powys Novels set in Somerset Novels set in Norfolk