«Adventurous, highly sophisticated ... the probing intelligence, conceptual subtlety and interpretative ambition of this book ought to ensure it a wide and attentive readership.»

The Classical Review

«A remarkable contribution to both Homeric scholarship and scholarship on time in antiquity. It boldly reassesses the Homeric notion of kleos and reconsiders oralist and Neo-analytical scholarship in light of this.»

Jonas Grethlein, Assistant Professor of Classics, Heidelberg University, Germany