Recently, Shelby Township Library hosted Unpacking Odysseus with John Monaghan and Harry Campion. We had 42 enthusiastic patrons, a lot of humor and information, and an impromptu musical performance. It was great. 
The description is here: 
Join Harry Campion and John Monaghan as they explore the mythology, history, and literature behind The Odyssey and the making of Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film adaptation.

For nearly 20 years, Campion and Monaghan taught Homer’s epic poem in the Advanced Placement English Literature program at Grosse Pointe South High School. This program will mirror their classroom approach, combining Campion’s expertise in Greek mythology and art with Monaghan’s background as a film historian and former Detroit Free Press film critic.
Monaghan will also examine Nolan’s filmmaking career—including The Dark KnightDunkirk, and Oppenheimer—and discuss how The Odyssey fits within the director’s body of work.

If you're interest in hosting them at your library they can be reached at HarryCampion@Gmail.com or JohnMonaghan1963@gmail.com

Elizabeth Campion, Librarian
Shelby Township Library