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Why Do Some Stories Keep Returning?: Modern Arthurian Fiction and the Narrative Structure of Romance
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  • 1990English Medieval Romance249 cited
  • 1930Le Morte D'Arthur152 cited
  • 1973The Secular Scripture79 cited
  • 2005Pulp fictions of medieval England: essays in popular romance75 cited
  • 2015King Arthur in Popular Culture52 cited
  • 2017Understanding Genre and Medieval Romance42 cited
  • 1973The Hollow Hills14 cited
  • 2009Epic and Romance11 cited
  • 2002New Directions in Arthurian Studies9 cited

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