L'odyssée de l'Odyssée: Tout ce que vous avez toujours voulu savoir sur les aventures d'Ulysse sans avoir jamais lu Homère

The tempting sirens, the infamous cyclope, the Circé and her swine, and of course Ulysses, loving husband and enlightened king, who manages after a thousand detours to return to his faithful wife to recover his land and do not move any more...This is what we have always been told about the adventures of Ulysses in L-Odyssey.But are we still reading the 12,000 verses d-Homer, or the one called Homer?And, reading them in the company of a passionate passerman like Christophe Ono-dit-Boot, is to discover, beyond the images of moralizing and simplistic Epinal, a much richer, sensual, brutal, complex and captivating universe.The author's enterprise is direct, generous and effective: telling L-Odyssey to adults, following the order of the songs, in a succession of short chapters that content us with the adventures of heroes and heroines, goddesses and gods, but also give them the profound meaning that the contempors, but also give them the contemporsensive meaning.