Sleet at Dusk: A George Washington Story

PRAISE FOR OTHER WORK BY EDWARD MCCRORIE

For The Odyssey of Homer:

The best available verse translation of The Odyssey for Greekless Readers

-Choice

McCrorie’s translation can be recommended without reservation to the generations of students to whom it is bound to be assigned.

-The Bloomsbury Review

For After a Cremation:

Asian and classical powers rumble and vibrate in these volcanic poems,
transforming their cool New England settings as they have since Thoreau’s day.

-The Beloit Poetry Journal

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For The Aeneid of Virgil:

A phenomenal and masterly tour de force, a version of the Aeneid translated line by line, remarkable for its fidelity to the original not only in literal meaning, but also-equally important-in spirit and sense.

-The Joint Association of Classical
Teachers Review (London)