“It was midnight, and the clear moon was rising.” So said one of the surviving fragments of the Little Iliad.…
This is a guest post from Jared at Legends of Men. He primarily writes about masculine literature and relationships, and…
It’s one of the longest-lasting mysteries in the world. Did the Iliad and the Odyssey have the same author? Was…
There are two kinds of people in this world – the ones that stay in the bubble of “reason” and…
I dropped my belief in free will long ago, many years before I became familiar with the rules of persuasion.…
People tend to make excuses to avoid work or hardship, a phenomenon that I call the Excuse Demon. One of…
There are two ways to become a better writer: write more and read more. I first read the Odyssey at…
Our own time boasts a facade of prosperity, but just underneath there are turbulent upheavals and a profound identity crisis.…
Hector takes his stand outside the gates and under the beetling towers of Troy as his countrymen and allies rush…
For well over 3,000 years, the story of Troy has left its indelible mark on the Western imagination. The epic…