The hypernarrative version provides an access to the material that most
closely approximates the author's harrowing exploration of the diffuse
revelations in this work, allowing access at many points. Told online
beginning in 2004, during the following three years it was --
in the legendary tradition of an evolving, publicly told work of literature
-- continually revised and expanded.

The print version provides the reader with a relatively sequential
reading experience that is important in understanding the narrative
as a whole. Much of the text has been reformatted from the original
lexias to prose that -- similar to the reading experience
provided by the Rouse translations of Homer --
retains the poetic flow of the narrative.

I am currently seeking a publisher for the print version.
Meanwhile, copies of a .zip file of the approximately 200 page
manuscript, including extensive notes, can be downloaded
for personal use only at

http://www.well.com/user/jmalloy/zipfiles/rev_manuscript.zip

The most recent update of this file is May 12, 2009