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Title: Well written, but distasteful socio-religious agenda
Review: Marion Zimmer Bradley's novel of Arthurian Britain is undoubtably well-written, but is made one step above repugnant by the heavy-handed feminist, anti-christian story lines. The only men not condemned by Zimmer-Bradley are simpering druids who allow themselves to be dominated by the oh-so-wise priestesses of Avalon. And every Christian is portrayed as either a brutish, opressive lout (if male) or a submissive yet jealous shrew (if female). Arthur himself, far from being a heroic warrior king, is portrayed as a weakling torn between his Christian (in name only) wife, and his pagan sister. If you're looking for Arthurian historical fantasy that is not filled with ridiculous neo-modern tripe, go read Stephen Lawhead's excellent Pendragon cycle.
