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  • Odysseus

  • On the River of Time, Book One
  • By: Carl Hare
  • Narrated by: Carl Hare
  • Length: 17 hrs

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Odysseus

By: Carl Hare
Narrated by: Carl Hare
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Odysseus begins where Homer's Odyssey leaves off and recounts the eponymous Greek hero's final quest to settle his debt with the god Poseidon. He must travel to many cities carrying a wooden oar, find a land that knows no salt, and offer a sacrifice to the god on the site where a stranger asks the purpose of the oar.

During his perilous journey, he becomes involved in the intrigues swirling among the great Trojan War veterans and their heirs and must also protect his own family and kingdom. Written in a poetic style reminiscent of the Homeric past, Odysseus is book one of the epic trilogy On the River of Time, which examines three figures - one mythical, one historical, and one fictional - from different time periods spanning almost three thousand years: Odysseus in Greece; Spenser the poet, in Ireland; and Archer, a renegade actor/director in Canada.

©2018 Carl Hare (P)2018 Carl Hare

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