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The full thing is here: https://inivekin.github.io/abosa/
About 1.5-2 hours of reading if you like that kind of thing - or just skim the pics if you like.
I read Beowulf and thought I could do better. I guess I probably didn't but I gave it a shot and I'm pretty proud of a few things in there. I'd like to record it in a sing-songy way someday...
Thankyou! I tried to make it the kind of thing that's consumable in one afternoon, but I did also try to chunk it up and make it navigable for shorter reading sessions too.
If you think I could make it more approachable somehow, feel free to let me know. I have mind of an audio version but want it in a certain way that I'm not yet skilled enough to achieve.
My exclamation was less of "this is huge" and more of "wow, this took serious dedication!" It's clearly a labor of love, and it shows.