When Arthur is born, Morgan demonstrates love for him, but bites his neck. When they learn next morning that Gorlois was already dead, Bryvyth expels Ygerne in wrath. Morgan is frantic that she is prevented from seeing her father and spies on them. With Merlyn's help, Uther is transformed to look like Gorlois and allowed to enter Tintagel. When Gorlois goes out to fight Uther, Ygerne and her three daughters retreat to the nunnery on the headland of Tintagel, protected by the formidable abbess Bryvyth. Tintagel Head point sea view from near Tintagel Castle in 2008 The third sister, Margawse, is lively and shamelessly sexual. Morgan's sister Elaine colludes with Ygerne in making spells to lure Uther. Uther fell in love with Ygerne when Gorlois brought her to court and pursued her to their fortress in Bossiney. Arthur is the result of Uther Pendragon's deception of her mother Ygerne and his killing of Morgan's adored father. Morgan, a clever and self-willed child, is nine years old when Arthur is born. The story is narrated by Gwennol, Morgan's old nurse and a wise woman in the old religion. Lastly, Morgan speaks for herself, and ironically comments on all the writers who have used her story for their own ends.' Wise Woman's Telling As described by the author, 'Four people tell Morgan's story: two women, two men, two pagan, two Christian, two sympathetic, two hostile. The author Fay Sampson classified it as a borderline between historical fiction and fantasy, followed by an 'unashamed fantasy' for the final part. The plot focuses on the love-hate relationship between Morgan le Fay and her half-brother Arthur. An ebook version of Morgan le Fay was also released by Wildside Press, through the Google Play service. The series was republished as Morgan le Fay in print-on-demand paperbacks by the Wildside Press imprint Cosmos Books in 2005, two of them slightly retitled ( White Nun's Telling into Nun's Telling and Black Smith's Telling into Blacksmith's Telling).

Omnibus edition (paperback only) was assembled by Trafalgar Square as Daughter of Tintagel in July 1992. It was first published by Headline as the Daughter of Tintagel series in paperback and hardback: The series was originally written in five volumes, each narrated by a different character. The series was re-published in 2005 as Morgan le Fay. It was originally published as five books between 19, followed by an omnibus edition in 1992. It tells the story of the life of Arthurian legend character Morgan le Fay, presented through an oral history narrative from her early childhood to her disappearance. Wise Woman's Telling, White Nun's Telling, Black Smith's Telling, Taliesin's Telling, Herselfĭaughter of Tintagel (retitled Morgan le Fay) is a series of historical fantasy novels by British writer Fay Sampson.

I am morgan le fay by nancy springer