This novel continues on the saga of Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur with a few added twists to the domain of characters. This particular sequence in the storyline of that novel, is from Book X of Malory and precedes the Quest for the Grail and concerns the Quest for Galisante, the questing beast, over the course of two tournaments.

This short work comprises the apocryphal and pseudepigrapha works of Baruch 1 through 4.

This book is a modernized work of Sir Thomas Malory's eighth and ninth books of Le Morte d'Arthur.

This work is an arrangement in a series of works to be known as Scriptural Notes by Patricia Spencer. This first novel is an arrangement, revision, and fictional interpretation of the work known as "doctrine and covenants," a companion book to the Book of Mormon. The second part of the work is the short interpretation of the Fable of Enmerkar.

This book is a short compilation of the apocryphal scriptural mysteries ascribed to the name of St. John, especially, St. John the Evangelist. There are four minor short works interpreted in this volume as scriptural mysteries of pseudepigrapha.

Three stories concerning the quest for the Holy Grail set in legendary Arthurian times, show that there are several versions of the quest and many stones left unturned in the ancient mystery of it. Reworked from the originals by the author, editor.

A booklet of some morality plays based on the old and lost 'school of virtues', which some persons have still held, hold the keys to 'the truth' of all virtue.

This is an adaptation of Edmund Spenser's 'Fairie Queene'. It is only the first book of the seven book epic. The first book is commonly known as The Story of Holiness, also The Redcrosse Knight'.

This book is a synopsis and interpretation of the Book of Revelation as found from the original in the Gideons' Bible.

an edited and revised re-writ of Enoch's three capitulate scriptural works regarding wisdom and apocalypse

The Book of Job is an interpretation and representational passion play on the troubles and tragedy of the character, Job, of the bible scripture by the same name.

This book is a condensation of the very well famed story of Ogier le Dane's knighthood in the court of Charlemagne's Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle). It is taken from James Baldwin's "The Story of Roland."

This book revisits the ancient tale by the poet Aneurin, set in the 6th and 7th centuries of ancient Briton's Saxon empire, when the host of all the chieftans were murdered at the Battle of Cattraeth; the second part is a prophecy written by Geoffrey of Monmouth called 'the Prophecy of Merlin'. Both works concern the problem of armageddon.

This is a compilation work of other titles by the author, which includes the shorter books titled, 'Merlin's Dragons', 'Merlin's Battle for Briton', and 'Y Gododdin and Merlin's Prophecy'.