Troy is Stephen Fry's dazzling retelling of the greatest war ever fought — and the myths, gods, and mortals who shaped its fate.
From the birth of Paris and the judgment of the gods to the epic battles, cunning stratagems, and tragic fates of heroes and kings, Fry brings the Trojan War to vivid life with wit, clarity, and a storyteller's flair. Blending myth, history, and human drama, this is one of the greatest stories ever told — made irresistibly accessible.
Fry's humor and warmth make ancient myth feel fresh and alive. Popular with readers who love Circe by Madeline Miller, The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker, and Fry's own Mythos and Heroes. Perfect for fans of accessible myth retellings, witty prose, and epic storytelling.
A trade paperback (2020, Michael Joseph) in Very Good condition.
