The Three Damosels is a 1978 novel written by Vera Chapman.
The Three Damosels is a novel in which a collection of three Arthurian-themed tales blends myth with light fantasy. The collection includes "The Green Knight", "The King's Damosel", and "King Arthur’s Daughter". The first is a reimagining involving Gawain the Younger. "The King's Damosel" features the legendary Lynet as a royal messenger, and the final tale introduces a fictional heir to Arthur. [1]
Gideon Kibblewhite reviewed The Three Damosels for Arcane magazine, rating it a 6 out of 10 overall, and stated that "This collection can't really be regarded either as a definitive guide or reference, nor as a great work of fiction, though the author is obviously at home with her subject and her fast-paced stories are full of flourish. Perhaps of more and better value to referees and players involved in chivalrous pursuits — and to anyone else interested in Arthurian legend - may be The Chronicles of the Holy Grail." [1]