A Visualized Reading of The Odyssey: Book 1, Produced by Andrew Benson Brown
A Reading of Homer's Odyssey Book 1 (Translated by Michael Solot) https://youtu.be/1knI2sT_g28 Starring: Andrew Benson Brown as...
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‘The Odyssey: Nolan and Solot Compared’: An Essay by Michael Curtis
The Odyssey: Nolan and Solot Compared by Michael Curtis Michael Solot’s Odyssey translation is true to Homer, and because...
Odyssey Audiobook Serialization Begins: First Fully Dramatized Version
The SCP Edition of Homer's Odyssey, translated by Michael Solot, is now being released as a historic audiobook---marking the...
SCP Edition of Homer’s Odyssey Now Available
The Society of Classical Poets is proud to announce the publication of Homer's civilization-defining classic The Odyssey, translated by...
‘Ogygia’: A Poem by Patricia Rogers Crozier
. Ogygia Ogygia was green and fair, A dreamy vision to behold, Beyond the wars for blood and gold, Far...
Readings of Odyssey Book 1 (Solot), A.M. Juster’s East African Proverbs, and Stellinga
. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/S2VaIdhn3kg?feature=share https://www.youtube.com/shorts/t99I9LcfEhs?feature=share https://www.youtube.com/shorts/4P99bbEAh-0?feature=share . . Andrew Benson Brown has had poems and reviews published in a few journals. His epic-in-progress,...
Andrew Benson Brown Reads ‘Odysseus Strings His Bow’ from Homer’s Odyssey, Solot Translation
. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KTgWaNsnpE . . The Odyssey, 21.388-22.125, translated with an eye on Homer's instinctively cinematic style. by Homer, translated by...
‘The Return to Ithaca’: Brian Yapko’s Poem Set to Music by Jeff Eardley
. . Music by Jeff Eardley . . The Return to Ithaca by Brian Yapko This shall not be forever,...
‘Mrs. Cyclops’ and Other Odyssey Inspired Poetry by Brian Yapko
. Mrs. Cyclops Ain’t really gonna leave. I’ll just pretend, Brontesa. Cy and I are bound. I simply Can’t bear...
‘Homeric Hot or Not’: Poem by Morrison Handley-Schachler
. Homeric Hot or Not (Hotness Ratings Out of 10) . 10 By birth divine and radiantly tressed And beautiful...
‘Odysseus Begs?’ and Other Poetry by Bob Schildgen
. Odysseus Begs? He’s leaning on a Pluto niche machine: an ATM, balanced on his good leg— a fresh appearance...
Athena Emboldens Telemachus: Book 1 of The Odyssey Complete Text, Translated by Mike Solot
. The Odyssey Translator's Note: The Odyssey, Book 1, which exemplifies an essential feature of Homer's art as a storyteller,...
Classical Poetry and the Martial Ethos: An Essay by Andrew Benson Brown
. Classical Poetry and the Martial Ethos by Andrew Benson Brown . The Heroic Age Towards the end of “Egil’s...
Four Sonnets on Traditional Dance, by Evan Mantyk
. I. The Blacksmith God Forges Scenes on Achilles’ Shield after Homer’s Iliad Book 18 The hammer strikes! And glowing...
‘Contemplating Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer’ by James A. Tweedie
. Contemplating Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer He stands enwrapped in luminous shadowed light, A woven cord of gold...
Documentary on Pandemic Features The Iliad and SCP Member
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=21&v=kRrLsMIaDcM
On Oxford University’s Classics Department Proposing to Drop Homer and Virgil, by Ted Hayes
Oxford "University"? Its preference now: diversity. The Homers, Ovids, Virgils--- Now peanuts for the squirrels! This "school" now gives...
A Translation of ‘Hector and Andromache’ by Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805)
translation by Jonathan Shoulta Andromache Will you, my Hector, forever go away to where with unmatched hands Achilles makes...
Five Clerihews for the Iliad, by Raymond C. Roy
A Clerihew is a four-line comic poem with a rigid rhyming scheme, aabb, but no metric requirements. It stands in...
Odysseus Strings His Bow: Translation of Homer by Mike Solot
The Odyssey, 21.388-22.125, translated with an eye on Homer's instinctively cinematic style. by Mike Solot The cowherd, Philoetius, quickly but...
Rediscovering Homer’s ‘Odyssey’
by Evan Mantyk Where is Homer? The epic poems of the famous Greek bard were the cornerstone of education for...
Translation of the Iliad’s Beginning by J. Simon Harris
Homer’s Iliad I.1-47. Translation in the epic hexameter, the meter of the Greek. Sing of the wrath, my goddess, of...
‘Penelope’s Postscript’ and Other Poetry by Joseph S. Salemi
Penelope’s Postscript Uncounted days, wrung dry of tears— Lost wanderers do not return: So much for the departed years. Heap...
‘Three Trojan Perspectives’ by Reid McGrath
for E.E. Club Saw Reid I. Priam, Returning to the Ramparts He’d never say it to my face and...
‘Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer’ by Cees Wilerd Bui
In Rembrandt's scene of 1653, Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer, there is much that we can see amidst that...
‘The Trojan War’ by Evan Mantyk
The Trojan War has finished its long course. Achaeans won by sneaking past the vaulting walls As if they were...
An Odysseus Sonnet Sequence by Jessica F. Smith
My Love, Penelope My love, Penelope, I'm incomplete– You are not here, and I feel so alone; Love is a...
We have at least one of those in Texas running for the Senate. Your election advice is spot on!
Jeffrey, thank you for this contemplative work in Rhyme royal. The speaker's plea could leave the reader sad, but instead…
Mark, you'd make a dynamite political-adviser for virtually every candidate running, and if the bulk of them responded positively to…
This is an extremely well-articulated poem, Mark -- observant and sharp. The way politicians pander to target voters and lie…
Such an excellent, on-the-mark poem, Mark. It's a rallying cry for ordinary folks like me to throw open our windows…
