Anthologies of Short Stories

• "Belle Dame, Sans Merci," Vera Chapman
• "The Winning of A Sword," Howard Pyle
• "The Storming Bone," Ian McDowell
• "The Oath of the Saxon," Peter Tremayne
• "BlueFlow," Don Wilcox
• "The Brotherhood of Britain," Keith Taylor
• "John, The Knight of the Lion," Traditional
• "Morte D'un Marcheant," Maxey Brooke
• "Sir Lanval," A.R. Hope Moncrieff
• "The True Story of Guenever," Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
• "Sir Borlays and the Dark Knight," Anthony Armstrong
• "Sir Agravaine," P.G. Woodhouse
• "The Romance of Tristan and Iseult," Hilaire Belloc
• "The Coming of the Light," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Told By Moonlight," Darrell Schweitzer
• "The Quiet Monk," Jane Yolen
• "The Sad Wizard," John T. Aquino
• Appendix:" Mountainy Madness," Theodore Goodridge Roberts

Ashley, Mike, ed. The Chronicles of the Holy Grail. New York: Carroll and Graff, 1996. (Includes a list of 60 Arthurian characters with a paragraph of description for each one. It also includes a bibliography of 18 scholarly books about the Holy Grail.)

• "The Magic Bowl," Peter Tremayne
• "Maidens of the Grail," Peter Valentine Timlett
• "The Story of Peredur," Lady Charlotte Guest
• "Hunt of the Hart Royal," Cherith Baldry
• "The Castles of Testing," Keith Taylor
• "The Legend of Sir Dinar," Arthur Quiller-Couch
• "Galahad's Lady," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Shrouded in Mist," Lawrence Schimel and Mark A. Garland
• "The Unwanted Grail," Darrell Schweitzer
• "The Figure in Darkness," Ken Alden
• "The Treasures of Britain," Heather Rose Jones
• "Hoinour Before Glory," Steve Lockley
• "The Kingdoms of the Air," Tanith Lee
• "The Secret History," Peter T. Garratt
• "An Idyll of the Grail," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Launcelot's Grail," Peter Valentine Timlett
• "Reliquary," F. Gwynplaine MacIntye
• "Peronnik the Fool," George Moore
• "The Last Rainbow," Parke Godwin
• "The Lost Romance," Brian Stableford
• "The Great Return," Arthur Machen

Ashley, Mike, ed. The Chronicles of the Round Table. New York: Carroll and Graff, 1997.

• The Hedge of Mist," Peter Valentine Timlett
• "The Perfect Stranger," R. H. Stewart
• "Knight of the Golden Collar," Peter Tremayne
• "Tournament of Rogues," Keith Taylor
• "A Tribute of Ferns," Peter T. Garratt
• "Dieu et Mon Droit!" Eliot Fintushel
• "The Gest of Sir Brandiles," Kurt Roth
• "My Lady of the Ashes," Paul Finch
• "Twice Knightly," Alan Kennington
• "The Goose Girl," Theodore Goodridge Roberts
• "Belleus's Demon," Laurence Schimel
• "The Hand of Fair Lysette," Michael Coney
• "The Knight of Good Heart," Liz Holliday
• "Clarissant," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Just Cause," Fay Sampson
• "Earthworks," Patrick McCormack
• "The Trial of Sir Kay," Cherity Baldry
• "Meraugis and Medwina," Seamus Cullen
• "The Fight for the Queen," Leonora Lang
• "My Mother, the Hag," Brian Stableford
• "The Dragon of Camlann," Darrell Schweitzer
• "Uallannach," Parke Godwin
• "A Figure in Faerie Time," John T. Aquino

Ashley, Mike, ed. The Mammoth Book of Arthurian Legends. New York: Carroll and Graf, 1998.

• "The First Pendragon," Sir James Knowles
• "The Winning of Kinghood," Howard Pyle
• "The Winning of the Kingdom," Geoffrey of Monmouth
• "The Knight with the Two Swords," John Steinbeck
• "The Winning of a Sword," Howard Pyle
• "The Treason of Morgan Le Fay," George Cox
• "The Winning of Olwen," Lady Charlotte Guest
• "The Temptation of Launcelot," Peter Valentine Timlett
• "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight," Rosemary Sutcliff
• "The Quest of the Saracen Beast," Theodore Goodridge Roberts
• "Sir Marrok the Wolf," Allen French
• "The Marriage of Sir Gawaine," Maude Ebbutt
• "The Carle of Carlisle," Ron Timer
• "Sir Lanval," A. R. Hope Moncrieff
• "Sir Percivale of Wales," Roger Lancelyn Green
• "John, the Knight of the Lion," H. Schuck
• "The Romance of Tristan and Iseult," Hilaire Belloc
• "The Dog's Story," Eleanor Arnason
• "The Quest of the Holy Grail," Andrew and Leonora Lang
• "Madoc the Door Ward," Douglas Carmichael
• "Guinevere and Lancelot," Arthur Machen
• "The Pretender," Stephen Dedman
• "The Passing of Arthur," Arthur, Lord Tennyson
• "The Lady of Belec," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Ravens' Meat," Fay Sampson
• "The Quiet Monk," Jane Yolen
• "Afterword: The Isle of Avalon," Phil Carradice

Ashley, Mike, ed. The Pendragon Chronicles. New York: Peter Bedrick Books, 1990.

• "Chief Dragon of the Island," Joy Chant
• "The Dragon's Boy," Jane Yolen
• "The Knight with the Two Swords," John Steinbeck
• "Morte D'Alain", Maxey Brooke
• "King's Man," Sasha Miller
• "Sir Percivale of Wales," Roger Lancelyn Green
• "For to Achieve Your Adventure," Theodore Goodridge Roberts
• "The King's Damosel", Vera Chapman
• "The Lady of the Fountain," from the Mabinogion
• "Buried Silver," Keith Taylor
• "Jaufry the Knight and the Fair Brunissende," rendered into English by Alfred Elwes
• "Son of the Morning," Ian McDowell
• "The Lad of Belec," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Artos, Son of Marius," Andre Norton
• "An Entry That Did Not Appear In Domesday Book," John Brunner
• "Midnight, Moonlight, and the Secret of the Sea," Darrell Schweitzer

Dozois, Gardner and Sheila Williams, eds. Isaac Asimov's Camelot. New York: Ace, 1998. (These stories originally appeared in Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine.)

• "The Last Defender of Camelot" by Roger Zelazny
• "The Three Queens" by Esther M. Friesner
• "The Dragon Line" by Michael Swanwick
• "The Quiet Monk" by Jane Yolen
• "Into Gold" by Tanith Lee
• "Dr. Couney's Island" by Steven Popkes
• "Son of the Morning" by Ian McDowell
• "Silver Lady and the Fortyish Man" by Megan Lindholm
• "Wake-up Call" by Esther M. Friesner
• "The Dog's Story" by Eleanor Arnason

Gilliam, Richard, Martin H. Greenberg, and Edward E. Kramer, eds. Excalibur. New York: Warner Books, 1995.

• "The Question of the Sword," Jane Yolen
• "The God-Sword," Diana L. Paxson
• "Lassorio," Eric Lustrader
• "Controlling the Sword," Kristine Kathryn Rusch
• "Surgeon's Steel," Diana Gabaldon
• "Prayer of the Knight of the Sword," Nancy Holder
• "Echoes of the One Sword" (poem), T. Winter-Damon
• "Grass Dancer," Owl Goingback
• "All We Know of Heaven," Peter Crowther
• "Passing," Charles De Lint
• "Knights of the Round Table" (poem), Lawrence Schimel
• "Here There Be Dragons?" Marion Zimmer Bradley
• "Goldie, Lox, and the Three Excalibearers," Esther M. Friesner
• "Silver, Stone, and Steel," Judith Tarr
• "St. Paul's Churchyard, New Year's Day," Richard Lee Byers
• "The Other Scabbard," Brad Linaweaver
• "Hope's Edge" (poem), Daniel H. Scheltema
• "The Waking Dream," J.M. Morgan
• "The Scout, the Slugger and the Stripper," Randy Miller
• "The Weapon," Ardath Mayhar
• "The Sword in the Net," Brad Strickland
• "Once and Future," Mercedes Lackey
• "Sword Practice," Jody Lynn Nye
• "Where Bestowed," Susan Dexter
• "Demon Sword," Bill Fawcett
• "Troubled Waters, " Susan Shwartz
• "Literary Cubism Save the Universe" (poem), Joe Haldeman
• "Duty," Gary Gygax
• "The Epilogue of the Sword," Darrell Schweitzer

Gilliam, Richard, Martin H. Greenberg, and Edward E. Kramer, eds. Grails: Quests of the Dawn.New York: Roc, 1994.

• "The Question of the Grail," Jane Yolen
• "The Cup and the Cauldron," Mercedes Lackey
• "That Which Overfloweth," Andre Norton
• "Chalice of Tears, or I Didn't Want that Damn Grail Anyway," Marion Zimmer Bradley
• "The Feast of the Fisher King," Diana L. Paxson
• "The Gift of Gilthaliad," Brad Strickland
• "Curse of the Romany," Ilona Ouspenskaya
• "Dagda," James S. Dorr
• "The Sailor Who Sailed After the Sun," Gene Wolfe
• "Water," Lee Hoffman
• "What You See...," Alan Dean Foster
• "Storyville, Tennessee," Richard Gilliam
• "Somewhere in Her Dying Heart," Lisa Lepovetsky
• "Hell-Bent for Leather," Jeremiah E. Phipps
• "Atlantis," Orson Scott Card
• "Invisible Bars," Dean Wesley Smith
• "That Way Lies Camelot," Janny Wurts
• "Hitchhiking Across an Ancient Sea," Kristine Kathryn Rusch
• "Visions," Lawrence Watt-Evans
• "The Awful Truth in Arthur's Barrow," Lionel Fenn
• "Reunion," Brian M. Thomsen
• "Quest Now," Margo Skinner
• "Chivalry," Neil Gaiman
• "Falling to the Edge of the End of the World," Bruce D. Arthurs
• "Greggie's Cup," Rick Wilber
• "The Grail Legend: An Afterword," Fritz Leiber

Godwin, Parke, ed. Invitation to Camelot New York: Ace, 1988.

• "The Storyteller," Jane Yolen
• "Their Son," Morgan Llywelyn
• "The Minstrel's Tale," Tanith Lee
• "Two Bits of Embroidery," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "The Camelot Connection," Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
• "Ulallannach," Parke Godwin
• "Seven From Caer Sidi," Susan Shwartz
• "The Vow that Binds," Gregory Frost
• "Nimue's Tale," Madeleine E. Robins
• "Night Mare," Chelsea Quinn Varbro
• "The Palace by Moonlight," Sharan Newman
• "Meditation in a Whitehorn Tree," Jane Yolen
• "Winter Solstice, Camelot Station," John M. Ford

Lowder, James, ed. The Doom of Camelot: Sixtten Original Stories on the Legend's End. Oakland: Green Knight, 2000.

• "A Hermit's Tale," Catherine Wells
• "In the Forest Perilous," Cherith Baldry
• "Hidden Blades," Elaine Cunningham
• "The Realm of the Dead and the Dreaming," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "The Last Idle of the King," Phyllis Ann Karr
• "Three Queens Weeping," C. A. Gardner
• "The Last Road," Elizabeth Wyrick Thompson
• "Grail Wisdom," India Edghill
• "The Corruption of Perfection," Mike Ashley
• "The Shadow of a Sword," Ed Greenwood
• "Surrendering the Blade," Marcie Lynn Tentchoff
• "The Battle, Lost," Susan Fry
• "Saxon Midnight," Darrell Schweitzer
• "The Knight Who Wasn't There," Douglas W. Clark
• "How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth," Meredith L. Patterson
• "Avilion: A Romance of Voices," Verlyn Flieger

Greenberg, Martin H., ed. Merlin. New York: BP Books, 1999.

• "Old Merlin Dancing on the Sands of Time," Jane Yolen
• "Cauldron of Light," Diana L. Paxson
• "Forest of Stone," Charles de Lint
• "One Morning at the Stone," Tim Waggoner
• "Repro Man," Esther M. Friesner and Anne Elizabeth Stutzman
• "Root and Branch Shall Change," "Andre Norton
• "Touched by Moonlight and Sunshine," Kathleen M. Massie-Ferch
• "The Final Battle," John Helfers
• "The Magic Roundabout," Pauline E. Dungate'
• "Other Agendas," Lyn McConchie
• "The Wild Hunt," Lisanne Norman
• "Mouse and the Magic Guy," Brian M. Thomsen
• "Merlin and Viviane," Alan Rodgers
• "Waiting for Tomorrow," Marc Bilgrey
• "Central Park," Bradley H. Sinor
• "Last Flight Over the Giant's Dance," Jean Rabe
• "The Well-Made Knight," Brooks Peck
• "The Ballad of the Side Street Wizard," Gary A. Braunbeck
• "The End of Summer," R. Davis
• "Return of the King," Michelle West

• "To Light Such A Candle, " eluki bes shahar
• "The Grail of Heat's Desire," Judith Tarr
• "Lady of Avalon," Diana L. Paxson
• "With God To Guard Her," Kate Elliott
• "Appreciation," C.J. Cherryh
• "Sing To Me Of Love and Shadows," Deborah Wheeler
• "The Wellspring," Katharine Kerr
• "Knives," Dave Smeds
• "A Refuge of Firedrakes," Susan Shwartz
• "Appreciation," Charles de Lint
• "The Hag," Lawrence Schimel
• "Salve, Regina," Melanie Rawn
• "Trees of Avalon," Elisabeth Waters
• "Sparrow," Ewsther Friesner
• "The Spell Between Worlds," Karen Haber
• "The Stone Mother's Curse," Dave Wolverton
• "Appreciation," Paul Edwin Zimmer
• "Iontioren's Tale," Paul Edwin Zimmer
• "Winter Tales,": Adrienne Martine-Barnes
• "Dark Lady," Jane M. Lindskold
• "The Lily Maid of Astolat," Laura Resnick
• "Appreciation," Jennifer Roberson
• "Guinevere's Truth," Jennifer Roberson

Roberson, Jennifer, ed. Out of Avalon: An Anthology of Old Magic and New Myths. New York: Roc, 2001.

• "The Heart of the Hill," Marion Zimmer Bradley and diana L. Paxson
• "The Fourth Coincealment of the Island of Britain," Katharine Kerr
• "Prince of Exiles," Rosemary Edghill
• "The Secret Leaves," Tricia Sullivan
• "The Castellan," Diana Gabaldon and Samuel Watkins
• "Lady of the Lake," Michelle Sagara West
• "The Mooncalfe," David Farland
• "Avalonia," Kristen Britain
• "Finding the Grail," Judith Tarr
• "Me and Galahad," Mike Resnick and Adrienne Gormley
• "A Lesser Working," Jennifer Roberson
• "Grievous Wounds," Laura Resnick
• "Black Dogs," Lorelei Shannon
• "Marwysgafn (Deathbed Song)," Eric Van Lustbader
• "The Mouse's Soul," Nina Kiriki Hoffman

• "A Purfle for a King"
• "The Quest of the Saracen Beast"
• "A Fairy's Child"
• "The Madness of Sir Tristram"
• "A Quarrel for a Lady"
• "Sir Dinadan and the giant Taulurd"
• "The Goose Girl"
• "For to Achieve Your Adventure"
• "Mountain Miracle"
• "Quest's End"
• "Young Wings Unfurling"
• "Strike Hard! Bite Deep!"
• "The Merlin Touch"
• "Castle Cavanaugh"
• "Revolt in the Forest"

• "The Raven's Quest," Fiona Patton
• "The Queen's Broidery Woman," Nancy Springer
• "The Architect of Worlds," Brian Stableford
• "The Bridge of Fire," Mike Ashley
• "The Feasting of the Hungry Man," Ian McDowell
• "Builders of Keeps," Gregory Maguire
• "The Sword of the North," Rosemary Edghill

Yolen, Jane, ed. Camelot. New York: Philomel, 1995. (For younger readers, illustrated by Winslow Pels.)

• "The Changing of the Shrew," Kathleen Kudlinski
• "Wild Man," Diana L. Paxson
• "Once and Future," Terry Pratchett
• "Gwenhwyfar," Lynne Pledger
• "Excalibur," Anne E. Crompton
• "Black Horses for a King," Anne McCaffrey
• "Holly and Ivy," James D. Macdonald and Debra Doyle
• "The Raven," Nancy Springer
• "All the Iron in Heaven," Mark W. Tiedermann
• "Amesbury Song," Jane Yloen and Adam Stemple
• "Our Hour of Need," Greg Costinkyan