[Gabe]

Maughan's 'Harry of Monmouth'

The prose is simple and eloquent as it retells (don't know how close to historical fact) the rise of King Henry V. It has elements of Kay's prose with Martin's court intriuge. Anyone else out there read it?

As a side note, I was actually trying to pick up a novel by W. Sommerset Maugham, and accidentaly picked up this one. It took me a few chapters to read the title page more carefully and notice that Maugha_N_ does not equal Maugha_M_; I must be growing blind as well as stupid in my dotage.

[Mithfânion]

I did a search for this book on Amazon because the description sounded interesting, but it turned up empty. Are you sure about the title and/or the author?

[Gabe]

The author and title are correct. Pretty certain the book is out of print and therefore unlikely you'll find it on Amazon (did you try the used books section?). At any rate, here's a link to a used book seller's webpage: http://www.epwbooks.com/cgi-bin/results.pl?field=serial&query=107002430

Regards,

Gabe