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A Thousand Ships
by Natalie Haynes
This book is brilliant - normally I'm a little wary of books with multiple PoVs in it, but Natalie Haynes characterises them so well and so differently that you feel like you know them within about four lines.
There is so much sass, and bitterness, and entirely-founded-in-Classical-texts-ness to this novel, and I think it is so worth a read.
It's one of those remarkable things that you can read and appreciate equally well irrespective of your familiarity with Trojan War myths.
I read the whole thing in an afternoon because I simply couldn't put it down.
There is so much sass, and bitterness, and entirely-founded-in-Classical-texts-ness to this novel, and I think it is so worth a read.
It's one of those remarkable things that you can read and appreciate equally well irrespective of your familiarity with Trojan War myths.
I read the whole thing in an afternoon because I simply couldn't put it down.