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The Hoose o Haivers

The Hoose o Haivers

James W. Robertson
4.4/5 ( ratings)
Loosely based on the Metamorphoses poems of Ovid, The House o Haivers retells some of the best-known, as well as some less familiar, Greek and Roman myths. Using varieties of accessible modern Scots, these writers bring alive a range of tales; including: o Midas, whose touch turned everything to gold; o Echo and Narcissus and how love turned one into a disembodied voice and the other into a flower; o How Arachne took on the goddess Athena in a weaving contest and what happened to her when she won; o The adventures of the mighty heroes Perseus and Hercules and the stories of the Minotaur amoungst others. The collection begins in the Hoose o Haivers, a place where stories both true and false begin and grow - a place based on Ovid's fantastic description of the House of Rumour.
Language
Scots
Pages
96
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Black and White Publishing
Release
August 05, 2002
ISBN
1902927443
ISBN 13
9781902927442

The Hoose o Haivers

James W. Robertson
4.4/5 ( ratings)
Loosely based on the Metamorphoses poems of Ovid, The House o Haivers retells some of the best-known, as well as some less familiar, Greek and Roman myths. Using varieties of accessible modern Scots, these writers bring alive a range of tales; including: o Midas, whose touch turned everything to gold; o Echo and Narcissus and how love turned one into a disembodied voice and the other into a flower; o How Arachne took on the goddess Athena in a weaving contest and what happened to her when she won; o The adventures of the mighty heroes Perseus and Hercules and the stories of the Minotaur amoungst others. The collection begins in the Hoose o Haivers, a place where stories both true and false begin and grow - a place based on Ovid's fantastic description of the House of Rumour.
Language
Scots
Pages
96
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Black and White Publishing
Release
August 05, 2002
ISBN
1902927443
ISBN 13
9781902927442

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