It's fun to see Athena and Hera working together, even if it's, y'know, for evil

[cimorene]

I finished the Iliad yesterday and I'm a bit sad about that, but I'm not going to buy the Odyssey until the weekend.

I'm still working on the Silmarillion (in the last segment though, finally!) and a sociological theory book, Institutional Theory (Meyer and Jepperson, 2021).

I saved quotes demonstrative of the extraordinary qualities of the Iliad while reading, but I saved too many. Some winnowing is needed to produce any readable post.

Also I have rereading Murderbot on my list.

Comments

[princessofgeeks]

Looking forward to your thoughts on Silmarillion.

[cimorene]

I'll have to do some musing about that. There's so much to digest in there...

[princessofgeeks]

Yes, it's got so many parts and they don't fit together. It's not one story. So feel free to break it up!!! Your reactions, I mean. Or whatever you choose to do! But I would love to hear what you think.

[the_grey_hunt]

it's never a wrong time to reread murderbot

[princessofgeeks]

SO MUCH THIS