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John Glynn (The Lost Book of Lancelot) Weekend Book Signing
John Glynn (The Lost Book of Lancelot) Weekend Book Signing gives readers an opportunity to meet the author of a new reimagining of one of Arthurian legend’s most enduring characters. Hosted by Bank Square Books, the event invites visitors to stop by for a book signing and learn more about Glynn’s latest novel, which blends medieval mythology, fantasy, romance, and adventure into an expansive retelling of the story of Sir Lancelot.
The Lost Book of Lancelot follows a young orphan raised among a mysterious sisterhood on the Isle of Women who eventually discovers his connection to a prophecy and his true identity. As he trains to become a knight and forms a deep bond with Galehaut, he finds himself drawn into Merlin’s plans, the court of King Arthur, and a kingdom facing growing threats from beyond its borders. The novel combines familiar Arthurian figures with new perspectives, exploring themes of identity, destiny, loyalty, and love.
This signing is ideal for fans of fantasy, historical fiction, LGBTQ+ literature, and classic mythology. Readers will have the chance to meet Glynn, discuss the novel, and have copies signed while learning more about a story that reimagines one of the most celebrated legends in Western literature.
Additional Details
- Date: June 20, 2026
- Time: 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Location: Bank Square Books
About the Book
- Reimagining of the Arthurian legend of Sir Lancelot
- Features King Arthur, Merlin, Galehaut, and the Knights of the Round Table
- Explores themes of identity, destiny, friendship, and love
- Set against a backdrop of medieval lore and prophecy
- Combines fantasy, adventure, and historical inspiration
About the Author
- Editorial Director of Hanover Square Press, an imprint of HarperCollins
- Author of Out East: Memoir of a Montauk Summer
- Out East was an Indie Next selection and named among Oprah Magazine’s Best LGBTQ Books of 2019
- Writing has appeared in People, Oprah Daily, The Millions, and The Daily Beast
- Lives in New York City with his partner and dog, Whitman
- Copies of The Lost Book of Lancelot will be available through Bank Square Books
- Signing opportunities available during the event
- Event details subject to change by the organizer
