Uther & Igraine (Historical Novel)

Warwick Deeping's historical novel, 'Uther & Igraine', delves into the legendary tale of King Arthur's parents, exploring their tumultuous love affair and the events that led to the birth of Camelot's future ruler. Deeping's descriptive prose brings to life the mythical world of medieval Britain, capturing the essence of chivalry, honor, and betrayal. The novel intertwines history with romance, providing a captivating narrative that transports readers to a time of knights, battles, and magic. Through his vivid storytelling, Deeping creates a compelling and vivid depiction of the legendary characters of Uther and Igraine, offering a unique perspective on the origins of the Arthurian legend. Fans of historical fiction and Arthurian mythology will appreciate this beautifully written and evocative novel.

Warwick Deeping 's work is dominated by historical novels, while his later novels more usually dealt with modern life, and were critical of many tendencies of twentieth-century civilization. Deeping's novels often deal with controversial issues such as social work and medicine in the slums, gender ambiguity, alcoholism, and women abuse.