The publication of a commentary in English will certainly help to excite wider interest in this fascinating and enjoyable survival of Homeric parody … The authors' enthusiasm for the poem is clear, and their comments will encourage new readers to think about its parodic techniques and to make their own further explorations.

Bryn Mawr Classical Review

Despite the popularity of the work, there has never been … an English language commentary on the poem. This issue is resolved with the appearance [of this book] edited by Joel Christensen and Erik Robinson ... The book – a slender volume with a neat cover design – makes a good first impression. The contents do not disappoint.

Ancient World Magazine

At last, a wonderful edition of this delightful work of epic parody... Christensen and Robinson provide a marvelous aid to the understanding and appreciation of this too little known work of Greek poetry.

Lee Fratantuono, Professor of Classics and William Francis Whitlock Professor of Latin, Ohio Wesleyan University, USA