Radio Camelot: Arthurian Legends on the BBC, 1922-2005 (Arthurian Studies, 70)
Radio Camelot by Roger Simpson surveys Arthurian legends as featured in BBC radio from 1922 to 2005. This volume in the Arthurian Studies series details the adaptations, productions, and historical context of these broadcasts, showcasing the medium's unique approach to timeless myths.
About This Book
Radio Camelot examines the presentation of Arthurian legends through BBC radio broadcasts spanning from 1922 to 2005. It provides a comprehensive overview of how these medieval stories were brought to life in an auditory medium.
The book traces the evolution of Arthurian adaptations on radio, highlighting key productions and their cultural significance within the context of British broadcasting history.
As part of the Arthurian Studies series, volume 70, this work offers insights into the intersection of literature and media, focusing on the BBC's role in preserving and innovating with legendary narratives.
Author Roger Simpson analyzes the archival material to illustrate the enduring appeal of Arthurian themes in 20th-century radio programming.
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