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Gabriella Martinelli
reviewed Gender and Medieval Drama (Gender in the Middle Ages Series), Vol. 1 on November 22, 2014
Gender and Medieval Drama (Gender in the Middle Ages Series), Vol. 1
An interesting supposition that Atlantis and Troy were both coastal towns on the Iberian Peninsula. The author then proceeds to map out Odysseus' voyage in The Odyssey.
It was an entertaining read, but if you are going to put Circe's island in the Orkney Islands, and Hades in Iceland, a more compelling explanation for the wandering rocks would have been that they are icebergs. Just my humble opinion.
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