He translated the Divine Comedy and Goethes Faust into his native language, and wrote a 33,333 line sequel to one of the best known epic poems of his own tongue.
He translated the Divine Comedy and Goethes Faust into his native language, and wrote a 33,333 line sequel to one of the best known epic poems of his own tongue. He studied under Henri Bergson, and his philosophical interests are evident in Freedom or Death, Toda Raba, and Report to Greco. FTP, identify this author, who never won the Nobel Prize, but who did write The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel, The Greek Passion, The Last Temptation of Christ, and Zorba the Greek.
He translated the Divine Comedy and Goethes Faust into his native language, and wrote a 33,333 line sequel to one of the best known epic poems of his own tongue.
Nikos {Kazantzakis}