The Anger of Achilles
earliest edition we have, 1959 House of Stratus, 2002 paperback
Essentially, this is Robert Graves's version of Homer's Iliad, with some accent-shifting, e.g. he believes that there is a lot of dry humour, sarcasm and satire present in the original which we miss by taking it too literally - for instance, Nestor really is a bumbling old fool, and Agamemnon a pompous manager-figure, who doesn't know how to handle people. All Graves does is bring that out, changing nothing, just let...
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