Episode 16

The Greatest Stories Ever Told? Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and Virgil's Aeneid

This fall, Crack the Book is heading into the ancient world with an epic reading project: Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey, followed by Virgil’s Aeneid. We’ll move at a beginner-friendly pace, keeping our eyes on the forest rather than examining every leaf, while exploring the history, mythology, translations, movies, and enormous cultural influence of these stories.

I’ll be reading Robert Fagles as my primary translation, while dipping into versions by Emily Wilson, W.H.D. Rouse, and Sarah Ruden to see how translation changes the experience. Along the way, I’ll share practical strategies for handling the intimidating number of names, gods, heroes, and places—and bring in guests and experts for other perspectives.

Most importantly, you don’t need to know Greek mythology or be an expert to begin. These books have survived because they are great stories. Come find out why they still have the power to surprise us.

Next week: The Iliad, Books 1–5.

BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

Homer, The Iliad Robert Fagles translation, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition

Homer, The OdysseyRobert Fagles translation, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition

Virgil, The AeneidRobert Fagles translation, Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition

Homer, The IliadEmily Wilson translation

Homer, The Odyssey Emily Wilson translation

Homer, The IliadW. H. D. Rouse translation (prose)

Homer, The OdysseyW. H. D. Rouse translation (prose)

Virgil, The AeneidSarah Ruden translation

Apuleius, The Golden AssSarah Ruden translation

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Cheryl Drury

Cheryl stayed home with her four children for many years, where she found her engineering and actuarial science degrees to be surprisingly useful. Together with her husband they also ran a horse boarding barn for several years. As new empty nesters, they sold the farm, moved to Charleston, SC, and bought Abide, a 136' sailboat, with the goal of sailing to as many places around the world as possible.