I‘m going with the Homeric Hymns (here translated by Jules Cashford). Because they‘re delightful and somehow no one seems to read them.
Other H‘s, each a candidate for a different reason: Hamlet, The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, Hot Milk by Debra Levy, The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton, How to Be Both by Ali Smith
#Alphabetgame #LetterH @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
It‘s EXAM day...! 😬😱 I‘m so anxious and nervous, quite frankly at panic stations. I‘m confident in the fact I‘m more than prepared for the questions on Homer but seriously panicking over what the Material Culture questions might be. 🤦🏼♀️ My daughter has confidence in me and that‘s giving some comfort. Wish me luck! I‘ll see you on the other side! #bibliophile #bookaddict #bookish #booklover #bookworm #bookblogger #classics #classicist
pickThis is the first translation of the Homeric Hymns (don‘t let the title deceive you - the author of this is unknown) that I‘ve read. Some #hymns had me giggling and some had me astounded by their beauty. I chose this particular passage because of its reference to #Hekate, the deity with whom I am most connected. The notes are not mine - I never write in or dog-ear books. #poetry #greekmythology #usedbooks #hecate #persephone #demeter #zeus #hades
Dear Littens, I've been quiet for a little while because now I'm back home in Germany and haven't had time for myself so far. It's wonderful to be reunited with my family again, but also tiring. Today jet lag got me, so I'm taking the opportunity to get some reading for #coursera done 😊I'm really enjoying this course about Greek and Roman #mythology!! I wish all of you a wonderful Christmas 🎄✨💓📚
The Homeric Hymns | 
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