The Odyssey
Homer, translated by Emily Wilson · 1967
A close, line-by-line verse retelling of the Odyssey itself, and Wilson's plain, fast-moving English is the most approachable way to read the events Miller's readers already know.
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Homer, translated by Emily Wilson · 1967
A close, line-by-line verse retelling of the Odyssey itself, and Wilson's plain, fast-moving English is the most approachable way to read the events Miller's readers already know.
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