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Blogging The Odyssey

Greetings, fellow journeymen on the road of life! For the uninitiated, I am Elodie. I’m one of the people on this hallowed site who blogs things. In the past, I have plodded through the terrible decisions and abrupt dictatorships of Lord of the Flies; I have trudged through the bizarre foreshadowing and unmistakable homoeroticism of The Great Gatsby  (only to be disappointed by the utter and egregious lack of endgame Natsby). Now I’m back  to blog THE ODYSSEY.

The Odyssey has everything I look for  in a book, including but not limited to:

  1. Wacky sea monsters
  2. A wily protagonist
  3. Sirens luring weak-willed men to their untimely deaths
  4. Zeus doing the stupid things

Speaking of which…

Books 1 and 2

Books 3 and 4

Books 5 and 6

Books 7 and 8

Book 9

Books 10 and 11

Book 12

Books 13-15

Books 16 and 17

Books 18-20

Books 21-22

And, of course:

The Odyssey SparkNote

GUESS WHAT? We’ve also  blogged The Great Gatsby,  1984,  Lord of the Flies,  The  Scarlet Letter,  Catcher in the Rye,  Hamlet, and  The Crucible.  Find  every  Blogging the Classics post right here!