The Story of the Glittering Plain

The Story of the Glittering Plain by William Morris is a fantasy novel first published in 1894. It is one of Morris's lesser-known works, but it is notable for its exploration of a mythical, enchanted world and its reflection of Morris's fascination with medieval legends and tales of adventure. Like much of his other writing, it is deeply influenced by Morris's love for medieval literature, myth, and the Arts and Crafts movement. The novel is set in a mythical world where characters embark on quests for personal growth, and themes of honor, love, and chivalry are explored. Morris blends elements of romance, fantasy, and moral lessons into the narrative, in keeping with his characteristic style of blending beauty, idealism, and moral integrity.