The Age of Fable: Or Stories of Gods and Heroes
Author:
Thomas Bulfinch
Publication:
1855 by Sanborn, Carter, and Bazin
Genre:
Anthology, Fiction, Mythology
Series:
Bulfinch's Mythologies Members Only
Pages:
485
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Thomas Bullfinch's "The Age of Fable" is a captivating exploration of myths and legends that have influenced Western culture. It delves into the stories of ancient deities and heroes, from the Olympian to the Norse gods. Bullfinch's elegant prose and keen insights make these fables engaging for modern readers, providing a glimpse into the beliefs and values of past civilizations. Whether a scholar of mythology, a fan of classic literature, or a curious reader, "The Age of Fable" offers a heartwarming journey through fantastical worlds that continue to inspire and resonate. It's not just a book; it's an experience that connects us to the roots of storytelling, bridging the gap between the ancient and contemporary, and celebrating the timeless power of myth.
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