This is a list of the parts of the Homerathon. Each part is about a fifteen minute reading. We will provide you with a script, which you can pick up ahead of time at the event. The line numbers below are taken from the translation. You are encouraged to show up for Homerathon before your time to read in case we are ahead of schedule or if you would like some pointers on pronunciation (mostly, be consistent). Because the Homerathon runs on a tight schedule, if we are behind schedule or you are more than a few minutes late, someone will go ahead and start reading at the scheduled time. You can take over the reading when you arrive.

This is a list of the parts of the Homerathon. Each part is about a fifteen minute reading. We will provide you with a script. The line numbers below are taken from the translation. You are encouraged to be online before your time to read in case we are ahead of schedule or if you would like some pointers on pronunciation (we're not critical, mainly be consistent). Because the Homerathon runs on a tight schedule, if you are late, someone else will start reading at the scheduled time.

Important information about this year's event
is on the Homerathon 2021 Information page.

Be aware: If you are signing up for, or want to read a part towards the end of the final block (7:00 - 10:30 pm), please try to arrive early. In the years past, we have completed the Homerathon by a little after 10 pm so try to arrive at least twenty to thirty minutes early. We will wait up to the published start time of each section, but will proceed if you are not present.

Be aware: If you are signing up for, or want to read a part towards the end of the final block (7:00 - 10:30 pm), please try to be available early. In the years past, we have completed the Homerathon by a little after 10 pm so try to be online at least twenty to thirty minutes early.

These are the readings as of 6:20 am.

Open reading times: 48