Whose line is it anyway?
Inspired by Burroughsian ‘cut-up’, but more of a ‘mash-up’: two translated texts, one Latin and one Greek, two mythological narratives, and some intrusive narrators. Answers not included.
Category: Reading in Translation
Reading Experiments / Reading in Translation
by Tim Kenny
by Tim Kenny · Published April 29, 2017 · Last modified October 11, 2018
Inspired by Burroughsian ‘cut-up’, but more of a ‘mash-up’: two translated texts, one Latin and one Greek, two mythological narratives, and some intrusive narrators. Answers not included.