Moi muzh Odissei Laertid - Ivik Oleg

In front of the reader - baskets with clay tablets, written by the hand of Penelope, the wife of King Odysseus, sung by Homer. Thirty-year-old Penelope begins to write, waiting for the speedy arrival of her husband from under the walls of Troy (because even before the war soothsayer Kalhas reported that it will last ten years) and puts the last point soon after the massacre of the returned Odyssey with her friends and households. It is also a novel about a woman who, being created for love and loyalty, has failed in family life. And this storyline makes the novel interesting not only for intellectuals who want to look at Homer's poems from an unexpected angle, but also for readers looking for live, emotional reading. The plot of the novel completely follows the story told by Homer, but the psychological portraits of the characters and the motives of their actions do not coincide with the well-known. The idea of the book arose after the grandiose find of 1994 - about one and a half thousand clay tablets - during excavations in the northern part of the...