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Greek mythology stephen fry
Greek mythology stephen fry





greek mythology stephen fry

"Every story that came afterwards contains fragments of its incredible mixture of drama, tension, romance, betrayal, cunning, magic, violence, comedy, revenge, wonder, beauty, sacrifice, sorrow and triumph," Fry said. The siege of Troy is described by Fry as "the Big Bang of story-telling".

greek mythology stephen fry

Managing director Louise Moore acquired UK and Commonwealth rights in the latest volume from Anthony Goff at David Higham. Narrated by the author himself, they also have strong sales in audio format. Troy is the third volume in Fry's series of books retelling Greek myths, following on from Mythos and Heroes, which respectively have sold 402,522 copies and 194,990 copies across paperback and hardback via Nielsen BookScan's UK TCM.

greek mythology stephen fry

Penguin’s Managing director Louise Moore said: “We are hugely excited to be publishing Troy, the third volume of Stephen’s epic Greek Myths series, this autumn, and be helping to bring such a wonderful canon of adventure, love and sacrifice to a whole new audience.Michael Joseph is releasing a new book from Stephen Fry this October, Troy, retelling the story of the siege of Troy that is both mythical and grounded in history. I hope you get as much pleasure from reading it.” Retelling the story, getting to know the personalities, twists and divine interventions and immersing myself in the wildly exciting blend of myth, legend and real history has been one of the most completely enjoyable experiences I’ve ever had. I’ve loved it since I first heard about the matchless Helen of Troy, the noble Hector, the glorious Achilles and the cunning Odysseus. The previous two entries in the series received critical acclaim and enjoyed very strong sales, so no doubt there are plenty of readers who will be eager to get their hands on Troy.Īs The Bookseller reports, Fry said of the upcoming book: “Every story that came afterwards contains fragments of its incredible mixture of drama, tension, romance, betrayal, cunning, magic, violence, comedy, revenge, wonder, beauty, sacrifice, sorrow and triumph. Fans of Fry’s soothing tones will also be pleased to learn that an audiobook version will be released, and will be narrated by the man himself. Set to be published by Penguin’s Michael Joseph division, Troy will be released on 29th October in hardback and e-book.







Greek mythology stephen fry