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October 06, 2013

In Paperback: The Great Sea

October 06, 2013/ Steve Donoghue

David Abulafia's big book - now in paperback - tackles a subject pivotal to huge swaths of human history: the Mediterraean, that watery intersection of Europe, Asia, and Africa

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david abulafia, history, October 2013, open letters weekly, Oxford University Press, the great sea, the mediterranean
January 22, 2012

Book Review: Ben Jonson

January 22, 2012/ Steve Donoghue

A brilliant new biography of the great man of the English Renaissance

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January 22, 2012/ Steve Donoghue/
ben jonson, biography, ian donaldson, January 2012, Oxford University Press
December 07, 2011

Book Review: The Iliad

December 07, 2011/ Steve Donoghue

A new translation raises old questions about the greatest epic of them all.

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December 07, 2011/ Steve Donoghue/
anthony verity, barbara graziosi, classics, December 2011, homer, iliad, Oxford University Press
August 31, 2011

Changeable Camelion

August 31, 2011/ Steve Donoghue

Courtier and cleric, adventurer and ascetic, man of faith and man of the world — John Donne was many things in his life, and a sprawling new Companion does its best to assess them all.

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August 31, 2011/ Steve Donoghue/
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