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The Latinist

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2022
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Tessa Templeton discovers that her Oxford mentor, Christopher Eccles, has undermined her chances of finding an academic position elsewhere. As she tries to recover control of her career, research into an obscure Latin poet offers a possible opening. Reworking the myth of Daphne and Apollo, this contemporary novel examines ambition and unequal power within academic relationships.

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Mark Prins

Mark Prins is an American novelist whose debut combines classical scholarship with the suspense of an academic power struggle. The Latinist follows Tessa Templeton, an Oxford doctoral candidate preparing to defend her thesis while searching for a university post.

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First published
2022
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
279
Language
English
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