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the full Carson
Though, to be fair, Carson actually reads Greek.
Logue! Almost certainly the Iliad that dares to be the wittiest. (It's so affectively weird to see Homer overlaid with that kind of wit. Weird but good.)
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Date: 2011-01-25 02:43 pm (UTC)Though, to be fair, Carson actually reads Greek.
Logue! Almost certainly the Iliad that dares to be the wittiest. (It's so affectively weird to see Homer overlaid with that kind of wit. Weird but good.)