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MOONLIGHT OVER THE PARTHENON

MOONLIGHT OVER THE PARTHENON

Phil Cousineau

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Sisyphus Press
Año de edición:
2025
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Poesía
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9780962654862
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Moonlight Over the Parthenon is based on the author’s fifty years of travel around Greece and the Mediterranean. His themes are Greek myth, literature, light and lore, and the Homeric theme of searching for home. A protege of Joseph Campbell, Phil Cousineau’s new book brings together his passion for Greece, travel, and art. 6

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