Author Archives: j.ozga

“The ten years have passed, and I was with my brothers on my way to her to have the spell lifted, when I met this man, together with this old man with the deer.” “That story is nothing compared to … Continue reading →

  The two paintings here portray the blinding of the Cyclops by Odysseus. Although they portray the same scene, the way it is portrayed is vastly different. The painting on the left focuses on the brutality if the scene. The … Continue reading →

“Your looks are outstanding. Not even a god could improve them. But your mind is crippled. And now you’ve got my blood pumping with your rude remarks.” (Line 193-197 from Book VIII of the Odyssey) This passage is quite unique even when looked at … Continue reading →