Timothy Gantz

This is a great resource for people seeking detailed information about Greek myths. The book is highly informative -- even too informative from time to time. The best feature is the way the author compares different sources on given topics, determining who said what first, best, differently, etc. Take care, though, because this is definitely not a book for casual or introductory-level readers of Greek mythology.

An excellent tool for the student delving into the details and origins of the early Greek myths. I recommend this one-volume hardback version if you can find it at a reasonable price, as even the paperbacks are massive volumes (and divided into two parts).

Wonderful souerce to tell details of who said what when about the myths