Arthurian Poets--Bibliography

More by Hawker:

Hawker, Robert Stephen. Cornish Ballads & Other Poems. Ed. by C.E. Byles.

London: John Lane, 1904. (includes “The Quest of the Sangraal”)

More by Tennyson:

Tennyson, Alfred Lord. Idylls of the King. Ed. by Janet Baine Kopito. Mineola, NY:

Dover Publications, Inc., 2004.

More about Hawker and Tennyson:

Ahern, Stephen. “Listening to Guinevere: Female Agency and the Politics of

Chivalry in Tennyson’s Idylls.” Studies in Philology. 101.1 (Winter 2004):

pp. 88-112.

Brendon, Piers. Hawker of Morwenstow: A Portrait of a Victorian Eccentric.

London: Cape; 1975.

Cross, Tom Peete. “Alfred Tennyson as a Celtist.” Modern Philology. 18, 9 (Jan.,

1921), pp. 485-92.

Tennyson, Alfred. The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson: Volume 1.Ed. Cecil Y. Lang,

Edgar F. Shannon, Jr. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 1982.

More about Glastonbury and Tintagel:

Slover, Clark H. “Glastonbury Abbey and the Fusing of English Literary Culture.”

Speculum. 10.2 (Apr. 1935): pp. 147-60.

Thomas, Charles. “Tintagel Castle.” Antiquity. 62.236 (Sept. 1988): pp. 421-34.

Wood, Michael. “Glastonbury, the Grail and the Isle of Avalon.” In Search of

England: Journeys into the English Past. Berkley: University of California

Press, 1999: 43-70.

Wood, Michael. “King Arthur: Lost Again?” In Search of England: Journeys into

the English Past. Op. cit.: 23-42.