Richer Resources Publications

10/03/2025

winter sunlight
an old spider-web strand
from pine branch to branch
Haiku from Land Shapes by Sherry Weaver with illustrations by Sylvia Van Strijthem https://tinyurl.com/y8fs9db9

09/23/2025

"Ships are the nearest things to dreams that hands have ever made." ~ Robert N. Rose from Quotes on Ships and the Sea https://tinyurl.com/4uphx6j4

Richer Resources Publications is dedicated to the creation of high quality books and art intended to enrich the lives of individuals of all ages.

09/15/2025

"There is nothing more enticing, disenchanting,and enslaving than the life at sea." ~ Joseph Conrad from Quotes on Ships and the Sea See this gift book here.
https://www.richerresourcespublications.com/Books/Gift_Books/Quotes_on_ships_and_the_sea/Quotes_on_Ships_and_the_sea.htm

Richer Resources Publications is dedicated to the creation of high quality books and art intended to enrich the lives of individuals of all ages.

09/04/2025

"It's out there at sea that you are really yourself." ~ Vito Dumas from Quotes on Ships and the Sea Sign up for our mailing list and get coupon for a free book! tinyurl.com/4uphx6j4

09/04/2025

Dusk of the Game
Pen & Ink & Watercolor by Ira Crowe
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08/22/2025

The most important part of true success is wisdom—not to act impiously towards the gods, for boasts of arrogant men bring on great blows of punishment— so in old age men can discover wisdom...from Antigone https://tinyurl.com/2e2vu4pu

08/20/2025

Kiss of the sun for pardon. Song of the birds for mirth. You're closer to God's heart in a garden Than any place else on earth. Dorothy Frances Gurney ~ from Quotes on Gardens and Gardening https://tinyurl.com/ycx4s29m

08/20/2025

Dr. Paul Cartledge of Cambridge University was recently interviewed about Homer’s works and their relevance today. Do you have a re-kindled interest in these heros? Check out our new translations for the modern reader. https://www.richerresourcespublications.com/Books/Classic_Books/drama_and_epic_poetry.htm

11/04/2024

Book of the Week
Electra by Euripides

Euripides’ Electra is a provocative retelling of one of the most popular and enduring Greek legends, the revenge of Electra and Orestes for the murder of their father, Agamemnon, an action that requires the brother and sister to kill their mother, Clytaemnestra, and her lover, Aegisthus. In his play, Euripides deliberately takes issue with the earlier version of this story by his famous predecessor Aeschylus (in The Libation Bearers) in order to challenge what he obviously considers an inadequate or outdated treatment of a complex human drama. He does this by dismissing conventional pieties celebrated in the traditional myth, by mocking the fairy-tale elements of old-fashioned storytelling, and by focusing instead on the real and frequently cruel psychological conflicts the characters experience. The result is a radically different depiction of Orestes and Electra (and to a lesser extent of Clytaemnestra). The portrayal of Electra herself is especially complicated psychologically, one of the most fascinating character studies in all of classical Greek drama.

This new translation by Ian Johnston is an accurate and fluent rendition of Euripides’ text, particularly well suited to dramatic presentation.

Preview it here: http://www.richerresourcespublications.com/Books/Classic_Books/Greek_plays/Euripides/Electra/Electra.htm