Fantômas follow-up and a saga's story-telling
Mike White posts a link to "How to watch Fantômas and why."
And, in the department of proto-crime stories, comes this transition between sections of Kormak's Saga, an Icelandic saga set in the tenth century and likely composed during the thirteenth:
© Peter Rozovsky 2010
And, in the department of proto-crime stories, comes this transition between sections of Kormak's Saga, an Icelandic saga set in the tenth century and likely composed during the thirteenth:
"Kormak hesitated.
***"There was a woman of evil character named Thordis ..."
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Here's an English translation of Kormak's Saga, though its rendering of the excerpt above is less suggestive of suspense and femmes fatales. And here's the saga in its original language, if your Icelandic is up to par.© Peter Rozovsky 2010
Labels: Fantomas, Fantômas, Iceland, Icelandic sagas, Mike White, proto-crime fiction
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