Thread: "How's that shroud coming along, Penelope?": The Odyssey Thread
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Old 04-18-2012, 12:06 PM   #2
tecweston
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I downloaded free previews of the B&N classics edition (translated by George Herbert Palmer in 1921, $3.99 for the Nook book) and a preview of Fagles' translation ($1 for the Nook book, which includes both The Iliad and The Odyssey). The Fagles version looks easier to read but the B&N classics edition has footnotes, so there are two good options for anyone who has the ability to read Nook books on their reader.

I might join in but I'm reading four other books right now. Finding time to fit in Homer might be difficult.
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