Sarah Morgan Sandquist > Recent Status Updates

I probably have have looked at reviews before I picked this up. I'm only eleven pages in and so far the editing mistakes are embarrassingly elementary: contractions instead of possessives, redundant prepositions ('to which [pronoun] [verbed] to') really sticks in my craw and more. I don't mind the idea of a history based on exploring fragments of legends but I'm already doubting that this author is the one to trust.

So far, I'm not enjoying this as much as others in the series (Cinderella and oedipus)

Que desiderio...? is a short, punchy humorous literary memoir where the author reflects on his career from the vantage point of a new book he is having trouble writing.

Just finished the The Humor Of Homer. The author spends the majority of the time arguing that the author of the adviser was a woman. His argument is essentially:
*details regarding seamanship are sparse and inaccurate
* Odysseus meets a woman while she is washing laundry and his clothes ha e been washed away
* this woman is intelligent and pretty
*women are painted well and men look a bit silly.

I'm not convinced.