Tag: Odysseus

A Very, Very Good Poem…

“But it Ain’t Homer” Adapting to the big screen often is not easy, Spencer Klavan writes in the WSJ. Mr. Nolan’s shortcomings have made Mr. Klavan...

Grief to Enemies, Joy to Those Who Love Them

What It Really Takes to Get Home At the beginning of his epic poem, Homer takes 21 lines to introduce the name of his hero,...

Row, Row, Row or Perish

Lots of Action, Laced with Blood and Gore How timely: A 12,000-line poem, a little shy of 3,0000 years old, that has something for everyone....

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