"The Lost Books of the Odyssey" is a novel by Zachary Mason that reimagines the ancient Greek epic, The Odyssey, attributed to Homer. The book presents a series of fragmented stories and alternate versions of events from the original tale, exploring themes of memory, identity, and the nature of storytelling. In this work, Mason delves into the adventures of Odysseus and his encounters with various characters, such as Penelope and Circe. The narrative challenges the reader's understanding of the original epic, offering a fresh perspective on familiar myths and the complexities of human experience.