Paul and Jay kick off their take on the Odyssey with key moments from book one. Paul opens with a poem -- "Evening Hawk" by the great Robert Penn Warren.  Grab your copy -- Emily Wilson translation? Fitzgerald translation? -- and join them both for guidance on the characters and events that appear first in Homer's great tale.

Paul and Jay kick off their take on the Odyssey with key moments from book one. Paul opens with a poem -- "Evening Hawk" by the great Robert Penn Warren. Grab your copy -- Emily Wilson translation? Fitzgerald translation? -- and join them both for guidance on the characters and events that appear first in Homer's great tale.

Paul and Jay kick off their take on the Odyssey with key moments from book one. Paul opens with a poem -- "Evening Hawk" by the great Robert Penn Warren. &nbsp;Grab your copy -- Emily Wilson translation? Fitzgerald translation? -- and join them both for guidance on the characters and events that appear first in Homer's great tale.

The Odyssey Book 1: Polytropos and a Call to Action

Paul and Jay discuss literature and ideas from the perspective of their years in the high school classroom. Teachers and students alike will learn a great deal from their lively and insightful discussions. Join us for the discussions as we work to grow a community readers, writers, and educators.

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The Odyssey Book 1: Polytropos and a Call to Action