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Achilles.(Brief Article)

The New Yorker

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Achilles, by Elizabeth Cook (Picador; $16). This forceful re-creation of the life of Achilles sacrifices nothing to modernity: gods mate violently with mortals, ghosts feast on sheep's blood, and Achilles rages and slays, unburdened by psychology. At the same time, this brief, intense novel is unmistakably modern in intent, turning a war epic into a meditation on the ...

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