A Thing Of Beauty Av Peter Fiennes

<B>A <I>BBC RADIO 4 </I>BOOK OF THE YEAR</B><BR><BR><B>LONGLISTED FOR THE ANGLO-HELLENIC LEAGUE RUNCIMAN AWARD 2022</B><BR><BR><B>‘Peter Fiennes’s road trip around Greece [is] engagingly described’ Mary Beard, <I>TLS</I></B><BR><BR><B>‘Fiennes is a brilliant and generous guide through Greece’ <I>Observer</I></B><BR><BR><B>‘A wonderful… really profound meditation on what it means to hope… a gorgeous excursion into Greece and across the centuries on an environmental quest’ <I>BBC Radio 4 Open Book</I> Book of the Year choice by Anita Roy</B><BR><BR><B>What do the Greek myths mean to us today?</B><BR><BR>It’s now a golden age for these tales – they crop up in novels, films and popular culture. But what’s the modern relevance of Theseus, Hera and Pandora? Were these stories ever meant for children? And what’s to be seen now at the places where heroes fought and gods once quarrelled?<BR><BR>Peter Fiennes travels