| Derrek Hines - Poetry - 2009 - 80 pages
In his thrillingly contemporary retelling of the world’s oldest epic, award-winning poet Derrek Hines brings us as close as we may ever come to re-creating the power it had ... | |
| John Gardner - Poetry - 2011 - 349 pages
The story of Gilgamesh, an ancient epic poem written on clay tablets in a cuneiform alphabet, is as fascinating and moving as it is crucial to our ability to fathom the time ... | |
| Poetry - 1960 - 134 pages
N. K. Sandars's landmark translation of one of the first and greatest works of Western literature A Penguin Classic Gilgamesh, King of Uruk, and his companion Enkidu are the ... | |
| David Ferry - Poetry - 1993 - 112 pages
Provides a new translation of the ancient Babylonian epic poem about a powerful hero who searches for a way to escape death | |
| Herbert Mason - Religion - 1995 - 128 pages
The life and teachings of Islam's most dramatic and controversial mystic, Husayn ibn Mansur, better known as Al-Hallaj (the reader of hearts). | |
| Herbert Mason - American drama - 1979 - 112 pages
Although not widely known in the Western world, al-Hallaj is one of the great figures in the history of the Muslim religion. Martyred in 922 by the government for his teachings ... | |
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