J. Robert King

J. Robert King has written many novels in shared world environments and has won an Origins Award for his gaming fiction. He founded the Alliterates, a cabal of writers in the Midwest and West Coast of the U.S. He often performs in local theatre in his hometown of Burlington Wisconsin where he lives with his wife, three sons, and three cats. Here's J. Robert King's website.

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King Arthur — (2000-2003) Publisher: In the tradition of The Mists of Avalon and Mythago Wood, J. Robert King weaves an epic tale of Avalon, Excalibur, the Once and Future king, and the magician Merlin as he draws on the ideas and writings of Joseph Campbell to shape and interpret the legendary Arthurian mythos.

fantasy book reviews J. Robert King King Arthur 1. Mad Merlin 2. Lancelot du Lethe 3. Le Morte D'Avalon

Other novels:

Angel of Death — (2009) Publisher: A serial killer stalks Chicago. A gorgeous cop is on his trail. And someone else is watching, someone who will decide who lives... and who dies. The Angel of Death in Chicago oversees all people in the city, making sure their deaths fit their lives. But when a gruesome serial killer strikes, the Angel must make a startling choice. He falls in love with the cop on the killer's trail, and has to choose between divinity and humanity. But to do that he must face the biggest terror of all — who he really is. File Under: Horror [ Serial Killer | Angel Made Flesh | Crime Scene Panic | Dark Terror ]

Death's Disciples — (2010) Publisher: When she woke up in the hospital, she could barely remember getting on the flight, let alone the terrorist bomb of which she was the only survivor. But she can hear the voices in her head, for they are the spirits of the dead passengers. They cannot rest until they have delivered their terrifying message: the terrorists know she survived. And they're coming for her! Fle Under: Horror [ Explosions | The FBI Lie | Voices Of The Dead | The Anti-Christ ]

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