http://www.anatomy.su.oz.au/danny/book-reviews/h/The_Homeric_Narrator.html
This is a review of a book by Scott Richardson. The Homeric Narrator is a detailed analysis of the ways in which the narrator in the Iliad and the Odyssey makes his presence noteable. It includes summary, explanation, changes of point of view, examples of outright narrative self- conciousness, and more. The analysis is fairly light on theory, and illustrated with extensive quotations from and comparison with other narratives. 'All quotations from Homer are given both in Greek and in translation and no knowledge of critical work on the poems is assumed, so The Homeric Narrator is accessible to the non-specialist.' Information about finding the book is listed on the page.