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Iliad

Homer
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Duration
24h 50m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Independently Published

About

War at its most intense-rage, honor, and the cost of pride driving everything forward. The Iliad by Homer centers on a single, explosive conflict within the Trojan War: Achilles' fury. What begins as a personal grievance between warriors grows into something far greater, shaping the fate of armies and echoing across the battlefield.



Combat is relentless, but the story is not just about war. It moves through grief, loyalty, vengeance, and the fragile humanity beneath the armor. Gods intervene, destinies collide, and every victory carries a price.



Heard as an audiobook, it takes on a driving, almost hypnotic rhythm-voices clashing, emotions rising, and moments of stillness cutting through the chaos. The result is immediate and forceful, pulling the listener into a world where glory and loss exist side by side, and where even the greatest heroes cannot escape what is coming.

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HomerAuthor
Eden GarretAuthor
Noel JarmaineReader
The LanternReader

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