The Readers of Homer is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, international literary production company that creates all-day or all-night readings
     of The Iliad orThe Odyssey in locations humble and sublime, domestically and abroad. The audience and the readers are the same,
     - anyone who is interested and willing to create, share and endure an extended experience of art and time.
      Our aim is to revivify the tradition of story-telling, to honor the great art of Homer and the cultures that continue to appreciate this seminal humanism.
   
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press, honors & grants


2007 Grant from The Alexander S. OnassisPublic Benefit Foundation of Athens, Greece

2007 "The Priests of Ecumenical Homer," Politis, Chios, Greece, August 10 (pdf in greek)

2007 "An Unforgettable Evening", The Truth, Chios, Greece, August 7 (pdf in greek)

2007 Homeric Circle gift from Andres Mata Osorio

2007 The Sacramento Bee, “Ex CSUS Professor on Epic Journey,” by Blair Anthony Robertson

2006 Introduced at a Black Tie Dinner Sponsored by The Chian Federation

2006 The New York Sun, “It’s an Epic Era: Classics’ Readings Can Go All Night,” by Ruth Graham (offline)

2006 The New York Sun“The Wisdom of the Greeks,” by Maureen Mullarky

2006 The National Herald, in both English and Greek, “Savoring the Iliad of Homer, Verse by Verse,” by Zoe Tsines (offline)

2006 Reading hosted by The Dahesh Museum of Art as a part of their joint exhibition with Princeton University Museum of Art entitled “The Legacy of Homer”. Greek News, "Sharing Something Beautiful: Reading Homer All Day at the Dahesh" by Vicki J. Yiannias

2005 The Columbia Daily Spectator, “Odyssey of the Voice and Mind,” by Rebecca Rosen (offline)

2005 Grant from The Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation of Athens, Greece

2005 Benefit Reception for The Readers of Homer by the Consulate General of Greece in NY

2005 Web article on PoetryBay, “An All-Nighter with the Iliad” by George Wallace

2004 Radio Interview on Cosmos 79 (GAEPIS) about the Readers of Homer

2003 Manhattan Neighborhood Network, half hour interview on The Greek Epic

1999 Sponsorship of Hohlwein’s Homeric Seminar by the Vryonis Center for Hellenic Studies

1999 The Sacramento Bee , article “Epic Story Draws All Night Crowd,” by Diana Griego Erwin (offline)


 
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BIBLIOTHECA ALEXANDRINA
October 21, 2008

 

chios

SECOND ANNUAL READING ON CHIOS, GREECE
July 17, 2008