The Lay of Dolon - Alexander Shewan - Bog

The Lay of Dolon is a tragic poem that tells the story of Dolon, a Trojan spy who was tasked with spying on the Greek camp during the Trojan War. Shewan's retelling of this classic tale brings a new perspective to the events leading up to the fall of Troy.
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