The Year of Wonders is drawn from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and certainly the most brilliant Arthurian verse-romance of the English Middle Ages. The Year of Wonders translates or paraphrases much of the poem, adds a great deal of material, and transposes the story from the omniscient third person to a first-person narrative.
In the body of the narrative, Sir Gawain, retired to a monastery, explains that he is writing his memoirs about what happened to him 40 years ago at Camelot and elsewhere:
Gawain is spending Christmas with King Arthur at Camelot. But before they can begin eating, the door is flung open and a huge man, with holly in one hand and an immense.
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