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The 'Odyssey' Translator Emily Wilson Is Starting Over After Panning Nolan's Film

via Smithsonian Magazine·Aug 31

Emily Wilson, whose translation of the "Odyssey" was widely praised, says she is starting the work over after calling Christopher Nolan's blockbuster adaptation "abysmal." Her critique focused on how the film handled the poem's characters and structure. Wilson has become one of the most visible classicists working today.

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