Ep 7 - The Aeneid Review
Glen V C Kirby reviews Virgil's Aeneid as part of his 52 Books in a Year challenge. Was it imperial propaganda commissioned by Augustus Caesar, or quiet subversion from a poet who asked for the whole thing to be burned?

Hosted by Glen V C Kirby · EN · 7 episodes
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Glen V C Kirby's Fantasy journal, where he will read and review fantasy fiction novels, whilst also writing and reading his own flash fiction inspired from his reads.
Glen V C Kirby hosts Kirby’s Fantasy Fiction Journal, a fiction show with 7 episodes published.
Glen V C Kirby reviews Virgil's Aeneid as part of his 52 Books in a Year challenge. Was it imperial propaganda commissioned by Augustus Caesar, or quiet subversion from a poet who asked for the whole thing to be burned?
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Glen V C Kirby reviews Homer's Odyssey as part of his 52 Books in a Year challenge. He explores what makes Odysseus one of literature's greatest characters — brilliant, contradictory, and his own worst enemy. From the mo
The second flash fiction story I have written, which runs parallel with my book review marathon. Titled: The Gods Blessing by Glen V C Kirby Where a goddess blesses a mortal who has the same bearing as her late lover. Sh
The Iliad is not the whole Trojan War. No Wooden Horse. No fall of Troy. Just fifty days, one quarrel, and the greatest warrior alive deciding to stop fighting — not out of fear, but wounded pride. Homer tells you exactl
The first flash fiction story I have written parallel with my book review marathon. Titled: The Fading Light by Glen V C Kirby Where a fairy is grieving the passing of her human friend and a local farmer gives her a less
The Epic of Gilgamesh, the oldest fantasy story ever written? A king loses the person he loves most and cannot accept his own mortality. What follows is a 4,000-year-old exploration of ego, grief, and how to live knowing
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