Excalibur - Bir Kral Arthur Romanı

Cornwell's approach blends history with myth, but I wonder what led to choosing this angle over a more traditional fantasy route.

His character seems layered with flaws and virtues, making him feel more human. Was that intentional or just how the story evolved?

The rich world-building is impressive, but it made me curious whether the historical research influenced the fantastical parts or vice versa.