/lit/ - Literature

>>17962634
The Iliad promotes homosexuality while the Odyssey is one of the most heterosexual works ever created. I simply must kneel for the odyssey. My man Odysseus just needed to get back home to creampie his beloved wife.

What's the best translation The Odyssey and Iliad?

Can we all agree that Odysseus is the biggest chad in any and all of literature

>gets hot goddess gfs to pamper to his every need
>still unhappy

What is his deal?

What are books that inspired you to persevere through troubling times?

Personally:
>The Odyssey
>Main character keeps getting fucked over, sometimes by others, sometimes by his own actions
>Even after years of getting screwed over, he still has the will to try to get home again
>Gets there
>So sick of everything he goes sicko mode
>A happy ending

What is the correct order to read Iliad, Odyssey, Aeneid, Oresteia

Any books that will help me see women as a mere distraction only to be used for off spring and to help me avoid chasing them?

In a 1v1 who would win, Achilles and his skill or Odysseus and his intelligence?

So, tell me, you supposedly non-leftist literary geniuses, in what way does the Christchurch shooting meaningfully differ from Odysseus killing the suitors? How is this man not a modern nostalgic hero.

Last two digits of your post are the number of pages you have to read. Dubs read the rest of the book.

Definitely Odysseus. He was the only one interesting enough to deserve a sequel.
Aeneas doesn't count

>>11928322
Is Odysseus on here? If not, I suggest 100 suffering, 50 deserved.