Lineages
Every great book stands on older ones. Homer gave Virgil his wanderings and his war; Virgil walked Dante through Hell. Bring any book to the centre: what it draws on is to its left, what draws on it to its right.
Every great book stands on older ones. Homer gave Virgil his wanderings and his war; Virgil walked Dante through Hell. Bring any book to the centre: what it draws on is to its left, what draws on it to its right.
Of its time
We don’t know yet if this was inspired by another work, do you?
Its heirs
Much Ado About Nothing already turns on a villain who stages false proof that a woman is unfaithful, and a lover who believes it. In the comedy the slander is undone in time; in Othello it kills.
Of its places
Every line in the atlas, by place or by time. Tap a work to bring it to the centre.