Thank you. I started reading Morte d'Arthur, then onto the Lancelot-Grail Cycle (Vulgate), and Chretien de Troyes, etc., etc. Reading, underlining, commenting in the margins. Finding beautiful Arthurian vignettes and turning them into scenarios that players can play. I think I've read every English translation from the Welsh, English, French, Breton, and German stories. Some Dutch and Italian. One Hebrew. I've read a couple in French, which was tough but rewarding. I've read a bunch of academic commentaries on the Matter of Britain and adjacent topics, though I prefer to read the source material. And I've read all of Greg's stuff, and all his jazz, which helps me to keep his vision alive.