/lit/ - Literature

>>15401996
>>15402131
It's not. For fuck's sake it's ridiculous how everyone claims to have read the Iliad and the Odyssey yet nobody ever mentions this work which is the direct continuation of the Iliad and shows that what happens to Ajax and the others matches exactly the events that take place in the "fan fiction" written by greek tragedy writers you're referring to. You charter niggers are cancer on earth, you haven't got a shred of curiosity for the importance of the so called secondary works which were overlooked by the critics, you're literally a pack of fucking golems waiting to be spoonfed with a shitty chart made by some illiterate high schooler who browses regularly /lit/. All of you chartfags should be banned on sight and chartfag threads should be forbidden because they attract dimwits like you like flies to a pile of shit.

How come no one talks about this? It's a Greek epic written in Roman times detailing the Trojan war from Hectors death to the fall of Troy.