Complete, readable, and faithful to the full epic.
Volume 01 / Available now
The Odyssey
Homer’s Complete Epic, Retold for Modern Humans
A homecoming story with no clean arrival.
Ten years after Troy, Odysseus is still trying to get home. Poseidon has a personal objection, the gods keep changing their minds, and the house in Ithaca is being eaten alive by men who assume the owner is dead. This is Homer’s complete Odyssey — the whole strange, funny, brutal road home, retold in modern English without shrinking it into a greatest-hits tour.
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No homework.
Still the whole thing.
Twenty-four books of shipwrecks, disguises, monsters, memory, and the violence of getting your own house back.
Readers who want the whole Odyssey but do not want to read it through a museum-glass translation.
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before it grows.
The reader guide is free: a ten-minute map of the Trojan War, the three epics that carry it forward, and where to start when the names begin arriving at speed.
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