Fantastic piece, Andy! The parallels you draw between Dylan and Autolycus are fully persuasive. You also take me down other intriguing paths I hadn't considered in Winter's Tale. I particularly liked the connections between concerns over legitimacy/bastardy and anxieties over print culture. You had me humming "Someone's got it in for me / They're planting stories in the press" in that section. And my goodness, Andy, what a cliffhanger in the outro! I'm more eager than ever to see where you're going next with this project. Onward!
Many thanks, Timothy. I hope that you see a marvellous performance of The Winter's Tale and that they stage all of Autolycus (which is, unfortunately, often not the case.)
it's a lovely thought that you will carry Bob's words, and even mine, with you. Thanks again.
Fantastic piece, Andy! The parallels you draw between Dylan and Autolycus are fully persuasive. You also take me down other intriguing paths I hadn't considered in Winter's Tale. I particularly liked the connections between concerns over legitimacy/bastardy and anxieties over print culture. You had me humming "Someone's got it in for me / They're planting stories in the press" in that section. And my goodness, Andy, what a cliffhanger in the outro! I'm more eager than ever to see where you're going next with this project. Onward!
Many thanks, Timothy. I hope that you see a marvellous performance of The Winter's Tale and that they stage all of Autolycus (which is, unfortunately, often not the case.)
it's a lovely thought that you will carry Bob's words, and even mine, with you. Thanks again.
A wonderful analysis. I will be thinking of Bob (and your words) when I attend a production of Winter's Tale a few weeks from now.