Black Ships Before Troy: The Story of The Iliad (Adaptation)
Illustrator:
Alan Lee
Adaptor:
Rosemary Sutcliff ![]()
Publication:
1993 by Frances Lincoln Limited
Genre:
Classic Literature, Fiction, Mythology, Poetry
Pages:
128
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Homer's epic poem, The Iliad, is one of the greatest adventure stories of all times. In this fabulous retelling, based on the latest research on Ancient Greece and Troy, Rosemary Sutcliff charts the history of the Trojan War from its origins with the goddess Aphrodite and the golden apple, through Paris's abduction of Helen and the heroics of Achilles, Ajax and Hector. Finally, the cunning Odysseus conceives a plan to build an enormous wooden horse and bring the bitter siege to its fiery conclusion.
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Black Ships before Troy: the story of the Iliad
Among the late author's finest books are renditions of the Arthurian legend; to this re-creation of the classic epic, she brought the same compelling vision and sensitivity to language, history, and heroics.
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