HeyJaredBrian Heming - author and pulp fiction fan
Remixing awesome stuff of times past. Author/books page: http://brianheming.com First published work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCJ42DWT/ Latest published work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DZJ7R5VH/
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The Odyssey Book 22 (opens the original)
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Book 21Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedHis rags he ripped off revealing his strength. Bent he his bow and brought down Antinous. Through suitor's throat, thrumming shaft pierced. Down he fell dead, the doomed suitors' leader.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image
The Odyssey Book 21 (opens the original)
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Book 20Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedGrey-eyed goddess gave plan to the queen; pondering, Penelope passed to the storeroom. The bow of brown yew and burnished metal along with axes and arrows she took. Iphitus' answer to Odysseus' sword, the gift had been granted ere gaining his death: the hero Heracles had slain Iphitus in home for his horses heroic and
The Odyssey Book 20 (opens the original)
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Book 19Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedLowly lay down Laertes' son, folded in fleeces on floor in the hall. Wanton women he watched seek the suitors: forth with the feasters, foully they serviced. Hound-like his heartbeat; hard-pressed he curbed it: "Endure this evil, as in your voyage, in Cyclops' cave with cunning and strength. Endure again!" His anguish
The Odyssey Book 19 (opens the original)
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Book 18Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedWeapons were taken from walls and racks; helms and hauberks from hall they took. "Black smoke besmirches these blades and armor." In storeroom they stayed, stacked away. Forth the queen fared, fair and stately, arrayed as Artemis, awash in beauty. Odysseus eyed his angelic wife, but Melantho mocked him, mouth full of h
The Odyssey Book 18 (opens the original)
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Book 17Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedIrus the idle, insolent beggar, came to the court and called out Odysseus. "Run away, roamer, room here for but one. Flee from this foyer lest fought by one younger!" Odysseus: "Neighbor, we need not noisily battle, both may here bide, begging our fare. Threaten not then; think well of stranger, lest beaten by
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