_The King Was In His Counting House_ might best be described as history-as-fantasy. It is set in
the Renaissance Italy of Jacobean tragedy rather than history, where every powerful nobleman is a
Machiavellian fiend, plots abound, and virtue is in peril. Shimmering just beyond the horizon is
the land of Branlon, the country of minor poets, a refuge from the treachery and danger of
politics and power. A satirical romance in the best Cabell manner.
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