The Mask of Apollo

Random House (2004)
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Set in Greece in the fourth century BC, The Mask of Apollo is narrated by Nikeratos, a tragic actor who constantly carries a gold mask of Apollo. The mask eventually comes to serve as Nikeratos' conscience when he becomes embroiled in a political crisis which also involves the philosopher Plato.

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