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<p>This Noted document brings to scholarly attention the existence of a 1969 pirate edition of Jack Spicer’s <i>Holy Grail</i>. It explores archaising book production choices in the first, authorised edition of <i>The Holy Grail</i>. It then describes the pirated edition, showing how the pirates reflected and reinforced the medievalising aspects of Spicer’s original text.</p>

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The counter-Arthurian piracy of Jack Spicer’s Holy Grail

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    2025年3月1日

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  • Daniel Sawyer

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This Noted document brings to scholarly attention the existence of a 1969 pirate edition of Jack Spicer’s Holy Grail. It explores archaising book production choices in the first, authorised edition of The Holy Grail. It then describes the pirated edition, showing how the pirates reflected and reinforced the medievalising aspects of Spicer’s original text.