Happy like Ulysses 2

The author proposes to follow here, through some key moments expertly assembled, among whom the imagination fills the silences, the formidable fate of Odysseus. Harking back to the orality own myths, the story comes easily to maintain the reader's interest and heighten his curiosity; the division into episodes creates an effect of permanent suspense: the springs texts being kept intact.

The various episodes are recounted in a formal style, both narrative and poetic, and illustrated with stylized designs, terribly evocative, suggesting at best the dramatic intensity of the torments endured by the hero.

The quality of paper, graphics and illustrations make this book a very beautiful object that any lover of fine books, whatever their age, will appreciate.

A great awakening to two of the great texts of our literary heritage: The Iliad and The Odyssey.