S.P. Somtow's classic sequel to The Iliad
Firmly rooted in modern archaeological discoveries about Bronze Age
cultures, The Shattered Horse paints a vivid picture of a decaying
golden age seen through the eyes of the survivors of Trojan War. At the
center of the story is Prince Astyanax: heir to the Trojan kingdom,
marked for death as a child by the Greek conquerors, escaping, perhaps
by divine intervention, and doomed, perhaps, to repeat history.
An astonishing panoply of mythic characters come to life in this book,
called by Gene Wolfe "in the true sense, a work of genius."