Before Camelot, there was Gawain — a young warrior forged by captivity, war, duty, and blood.
Everyone knows the stories of King Arthur and his knights. But long before there was a Round Table, they were something far more dangerous: a generation of gifted, reckless, and hot-blooded young men trying to find their place in a world that was tearing itself apart.
In a land where every warlord, sorcerer, prince, and king believes he alone should rule, Gawain stands apart — a warrior prince with no desire to conquer the world, yet the one man everyone turns to when the world begins to burn.
The Knights with No Lords: The One Called Gawain is an Arthurian legend stripped of polish, where heroes are brutal, love is dangerous, and kingdoms survive by the sword.
About Rock Kitaro
Rock Kitaro is a novelist, essayist, and storyteller drawn to flawed heroes, dangerous loyalty, spiritual struggle, and the kind of legends that reveal what men become under pressure. His work blends action, moral conflict, and emotional intensity, with stories that ask what honor means in a world that often punishes it.
