Madeline Miller, author of our December pick for the NewsHour-New York Times book club, Now Read This, joins Jeffrey Brown to answer reader questions on “Circe,” and Jeff announces the January book ...
Madeline Miller, the New York Times bestselling author of Greek mythological retellings “Circe” and “The Song of Achilles,” is virtually coming to Spokane. On Thursday, Miller will talk with the ...
Anyone who's tried to get her first novel published knows that the business is tough. Anyone's who's published a novel knows that gaining notoriety is insanely tough. So snagging an Orange Prize for ...
An ancient wine vessel depicts the scene from Homer's Odyssey where Odysseus confronts Circe after she transforms his men into pigs. Metropolitan Museum of Art / (DMN file) Madeline Miller's ...
Chances are likely that many readers caught early notice of, and instantly devoured, this year's Spokane is Reading title before it was even announced by the community reading initiative back in March ...
It's the end of the year, which means it's a time for reflecting, for goal-setting, and for frantically racing through your TBR pile over the holiday break to attempt to hit that "reasonable" goal ...
, took home the prestigious Orange Prize for fiction on Wednesday for her debut book, " The book retells the story of Patroclus and the legendary warrior Achilles from their first meeting as children ...
Question: What do you get when you take a deep contemporary dive into the female experience in ancient folklore? Answer: Genetic engineering, Minotaur C-sections, gastric bypasses — among other things ...
Although they were written nearly three thousand years, ago sometime during the late 8th century, modern readers still reach for Homer's epic poems about the Trojan war and the heroes who fought in it ...
Imagine that Achilles, that legendary warrior, was in love with his second-in-command, Patroclus. But you don’t need to, since Madeline Miller’s “The Song of Achilles” (winner of the 2012 Orange Prize ...
Author Madeline Miller, the mind behind New York Times best-sellers “The Song of Achilles” and “Circe,” visited the University of Scranton on Saturday night for a dinner in her honor. Miller, who ...
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