Tag Archives: Homer
Cross the Stars
AFTERWORD: WHERE I GET MY IDEAS If you decide to write about far-famed Achilles, make him active, hot-tempered, inexorable, and fierce; let him deny that laws were made for him, let him think his sword rules all. –Horace, The Art … Continue reading
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Tagged Classics, Cross the Stars, Homer, Horace, Influences, The Iliad, The Odyssey, The Warrior, Writing
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Master of the Cauldron
Those of you who’ve read previous books in the Isles series will note some repetition in these notes, but I go to a good deal of effort to make each book accessible to people who’ve never read anything of mine … Continue reading
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Tagged Classics, Donato, Homer, Horace, Latin, Magic, Master of the Cauldron, Tor
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