Poems From The Odyssey
by Ed Martineau
Edited by Kate Hunter
Homer's Odyssey retold in propulsive fashion, Ed Martineau's collection Poems from the Odyssey forms a series of fascinating, constantly shifting pieces, spanning the events of the entire epic and the characters which populate it. From Telemachus's fruitless voyage in search of his lost father, to Odysseus's heart-pounding escape from the cyclops Polyphemus, to the slaying of the suitors, Martineau retells each episode with clarity and style.
Perfect for fans of Rupi Kaur and Nikita Gill, Poems from the Odyssey is a treat for both staunch Homer fans and those only just discovering the ancient myths.
About the author:
Graduated from Cambridge University, Ed is a Classics teacher in High Wycombe. His collection Poems from the Odyssey is a retelling of Homer’s Odyssey - compiling a series of fascinating, constantly shifting pieces, spanning the events of the entire epic and the characters which populate it. From Telemachus’s fruitless voyage in search of his lost father, to Odysseus’s heart-pounding escape from the cyclops Polyphemus, to the slaying of the suitors, Martineau retells each episode with clarity and style.
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