Knights attempting a Leap of Faith to reach the Holy Grail

— Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

The Apparition of the Grail to Percival, Pinckney Marcius-Simons, ca. 1904

The Achievement of the Holy Grail, a pencil drawing I did back when I was a teenager. I picked at this for well over a year, I think. Imagine how happy I feel today to have been able to adapt Neil Gaiman's beautiful story, CHIVALRY.

Grim Park — Holy Grail "Earth" (korean traditional paint, acrylic on silk, 2022)

Title Page from Parsifal; or the Legend of the Holy Grail by Willy Pogany (1912)

They fell by the hundred / before Bedwyr of the Perfect-Sinew. On the shores of Tryfrwyd / fighting with Garwlwyd/ furious was his nature / with sword and shield

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade (1989)

Lucian's Library 7

Feel free to suggest never written books you wish you could read.

Some items suggested by impatient readers for still living authors.

The Leap Of Faith - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Launcelot at the Shrine of the Holy Grail: Study for the Angel of the Holy Grail, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1857

“I once saw the face of God, a vast and sudden silence among the noisy heavens. That evening I dreamt I listened to one side of a conversation I should not have overheard. I do not watch the skies anymore. I do not look up.”

This Galahad lives in a dark fantasy world where monsters and terrible people run amuck and where everything sucks. He supposedly ascended to the heavenly realm after he found the Holy Grail, but nobody really knows what happened to him. He’s spotted years later as a lonely, jaded man who lost his chivalric spark. Whatever it was, he refuses to speak about it. Only God knows what he went through…

Hendrick Goltzius  (1558–1617)

Man of Sorrows with a Chalice  1614 

Grim Park — Holy Grail "Sky" [korean traditional paint, acrylic on silk, 2022]