Sales of the Hebrew translation of 'The Odyssey' have surged fivefold in Israel, according to a report, attributed to the so-called 'Odyssey effect'. The data suggests a sharp rise in demand.
01 · THE DISPATCH
A report indicates that the Hebrew translation of Homer's 'The Odyssey' has seen a fivefold increase in sales in Israel, attributed to a phenomenon termed the 'Odyssey effect'. The effect, named after the epic poem, is cited as the driver of the surge. The report did not provide specific sales figures or a timeframe for the increase.
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