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Tag: The Son of Neptune

Posted on April 4, 2018August 6, 2018

The Odyssey and more February and March reads

The Odyssey

Ooops … time got away from me, and it has been too long. But here I am again with two months worth of reading adventures, including what I’m confident will be my favorite read of 2018: Emily Wilson’s translation of The Odyssey. Continue reading “The Odyssey and more February and March reads”

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