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Knight life
King Arthur has reappeared after fifteen hundred years to try and become the new mayor of New York City.
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- "KNIGHT LIFE: Peter David has reworked his previous novel, KNIGHT LIFE (published fifteen years ago), to create the story of New York City's most surprising candidate for mayor: King Arthur. Fifteen years ago, the paperback publication of Knight Life heralded the debut of a major new talent on the science fiction and fantasy scene. Now, armed with more wit and wisdom than ever before, Peter David has reworked the novel dear to his heart-the story of New York City's most surprising candidate for mayor: Arthur Pendragon, Once and Future King."
- "King Arthur has reappeared after fifteen hundred years to try and become the new mayor of New York City."@en
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