Once in a Lifetime                      by Guido Mina di Sospiro                                   The last modern novel. The first neo-romance of chivalry.                                                 Edited by Christopher Sinclair-Stevenson

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Portrait of the Hero as he reaches Part Five

Is Once in a Lifetime a Tristanian novel?

I see that ordinary people hate greatness, and yet they crave it. They do not acknowledge it while it is in the making, yet they perceive it. Smug in their hard-won mediocrity, the slaves of the trivial demand nothing from themselves, but everything from fools like you who reek of greatness. They resent you, but they need you. From Chapter Seventeen, Part Five

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