After years of wandering, shipwrecks, monsters, and disguises, the Odyssey reaches its final and most decisive confrontation. Yet the ending … Read More
After years of wandering across the seas of the Odyssey, Odysseus finally reaches the shores of Ithaca. But the return … Read More
At last, exhausted and barely alive, Odysseus reaches the island of the Phaeacians — the mysterious land known as Scheria.
I Ogygia island lives Calypso, the immortal nymph who rescues Odysseus from death. But rescue, in the Odyssey, does not always mean freedom.
The sacred cattle of Helios are not ordinary animals. They belong to the order of the gods themselves, untouched by mortal ownership or need.
After leaving the land of the Sirens, Odysseus must guide his remaining ship through one of the most feared passages in all the Odyssey: the Strait of Scylla and Charybdis.
