
Argonautika
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Juliet Stevenson
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The narration is absolutely wonderful
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And the “hero”? Jason is an OK guy, but he’s no Achilles. He’s not even really much of a Telemachus.
Juliet Stevenson is a wonderful narrator. After hearing her perform Jane Austen and George Eliot, I wouldn’t have expected her to take so readily to the epic mode, but she does a great job weaving through the episodes. The clear and punchy translation by Peter Green is one of the only recent versions available in audio.
The text is abridged, but the cuts are so minor — and frankly, given Apollonius’s long-winded catalogues of names and places, so much appreciated — that I would still recommend this as a go-to version of the poem. In fact, only about 10-15% of the text is missing. All the major incidents are here, and incoherent jumps in the narrative — that bane of many audio abridgements — are absent. You can listen to this with confidence that you’re getting the gist of the story.
Wonderful narration of meandering tale
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