Title: "The Greatest War Story Ever Told"
Product review: The Illiad is possibly the greatest war story ever told. Nowhere else can the tales of superhuman heroes and gods be told with such man-like vigor and emotional verve. One feels the blows of the sword, the clashing of arms, and the pangs of war, while reading this timeless epic. The bold harangues of Greek and Trojan warriors and the artful intrigues of the gods, still resound within the imagination of the reader nearly twenty-eight hundred years after its composition. The Illiad is a definite recommendation for anyone; but for those not especially fond of the war-like, masculine tone, which underlies this work, then the Odyssey will be a much more rewarding read. Robert Fitzgerald's translation is great; and it is highly suggested.
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