Ivana's review of the Iliad by Homer (Books VIII- XVI)
Hello dear readers and fellow bloggers! In my last post, I reviewed the first seven books of the epic poem the Iliad by Homer. This epic poem that has inspired the human kind for centuries is, as you probably know, divided into twenty four books. It is a complex work of literature, rich in meaning and content. Every book (or chanson as they are sometimes called) of the Illiad is a story in itself. As I was rereading all of the books of the Iliad , I kept noticing new things and details in the narrative. I felt that I could not possibly do this epic poem justice with just one book review post, so I decided to divide my review into three parts. In this post, I will review books eight to sixteen. I've been working on this post for a couple of days now, and I put a lot of effort into it. If all goes as planned, in my next post I will review books seventeen to twenty-four. So basically, with my next post I plan to finish reviewing all of the remaining books...