Galahad's Fool

A year after the death of his co-creator and soul-mate, an acerbic veteran puppeteer struggles to build a solo show. But what Albert Fisher intends as a lightweight spoof turns sharply personal, and he struggles to birth a raw myth of loss.
 
His aging, pot-bellied Sir Galahad launches a second mad quest for the Holy Grail. To follow him, his lady secretly changes guises with their frail, androgynous Fool. In the course of the hardscrabble creative process, Albert finds kinship with Galahad’s despair and dogged vision, and opens to the risk of new love.
 
Based on its authors’ lifelong theatrical collaboration, the novel is about creation, change, and belief.