The novel follows three primary protagonists:
A protagonist becomes entangled in a criminal underworld where people are exploited and trafficked; the narrative parallels elements of the Trojan legend—victory, ruin, and captivity—refracted through modern characters who mirror mythic archetypes. The book examines moral ambiguity and the cost of survival. Tim Richards Slaves Of Troy
Inspired by the untold human cost behind the epic of the Trojan War. Not the heroes, but the captives—the slaves of Troy. The music moves from lament (blues minor) to a forced march (boogie bass), and finally a fragile hope (lyrical major). The novel follows three primary protagonists: A protagonist
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Best known for his work with the band Spirit Level and his widely acclaimed educational books ( Exploring Jazz Piano ), Richards demonstrates with this composition that he is not merely a teacher of the idiom, but a master storyteller within it. "Slaves of Troy" is a tour-de-force that blends the harmonic sophistication of the jazz tradition with the narrative weight of Greek mythology.