the cover of The Odyssey (SCP Edition, Solot translation) and interior illustrations by Aedan Kennedy
The SCP Edition of Homer’s Odyssey, translated by Michael Solot, is now being released as a historic audiobook—marking the first fully dramatized version of The Odyssey. Listen to the first book for free here:
https://www.odyssey-illustrated.com/audiobook
A new book will be released every Sunday for twenty-four weeks. The entire audiobook will be available for purchase later this year.
Purchase the regular paperback edition here:
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This is a fabulous production – so far – which is to be expected since we have become accustomed to the great Andrew Benson Brown (aka ‘Benson’) doing great productions! (Why would he do a bad one?) But it ought to be said that his own narrative voice is wonderful – just right, timing, enunciation, and emotion – he’s got it. The other discovery is the highly expressive voice of the Brit (not me!) playing Telemachus – a great discovery. This is promising to be a definitive Odyssey Audio.