Reviews

Literary Titan (Odysseus)

Odysseus: On the River of Time

4/5

“Odysseus: On the River of Time is an epic piece of literature that not only shows the importance of literature but also enables the reader to appreciate the art of story-telling.” This book expands on Odysseus’s adventures, told in engaging poetic verse

Foreword Reviews

Odysseus: On the River of Time

“Odysseus: On the River of Time is a substantial and rewarding tale about ancient Greece’s best known hero.”

“Carl Hare’s Odysseus: On the River of Time is a gripping, epic sequel to The Iliad and The Odyssey.”

BlueInk Review

Odysseus: On the River of Time, Book 1

In Odysseus: On the River of Time, Carl Hare brilliantly renders Odysseus’s final journey to settle his debt with Poseidon in a memorable and expansive narrative

“Odysseus: On the River of Time reads as an ancient pantheon brought to life as vividly as any modern-day mini-series. It’s highly recommended to dedicated scholars and students of Homer’s works and ancient Greek mythology.”

Literary Titan (Spenser)

Spenser: On The River of Time

5/5

Carl Hare brings fresh purpose to epic poetry in the book Spenser (On the River of Time). Just like book 1, the author is exceptional with narration, description of events, and the direction the characters are taking. Everything from the arrangement of the cantos, the breaking down of the story, the construction of 

Goodreads

Spenser: Book Two in on the River of Time

5/5

Spenser portrays the last four turbulent months in the life of poet Edmund Spenser, faithful servant of Queen Elizabeth I of England for whom he wrote The Fairie Queene. Written in Spenserian stanza to evoke the Elizabethan period and

Amazon

Spenser: On the River of Time | Book Two

5/5

Spenser portrays the last four turbulent months in the life of poet Edmund Spenser, faithful servant of Queen Elizabeth I of England, for whom he wrote The Fairie Queene. Spenser and his family find themselves caught in the 1598 Munster

“Spenser (On the River of Time) is everything historical fiction fans could want in an adventure story from a gilded age.”