Classics and the Supernatural in Modern Media

Authors

  • Amanda Potter Open University and University of Liverpool
  • Hunter Gardner

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34679/thersites.vol17.256

Abstract

Short preface to the special edition of Thersites.

Author Biographies

Amanda Potter, Open University and University of Liverpool

Dr Amanda Potter is a Visiting Fellow at the Open University, where she was awarded her PhD for her thesis on viewer reception of Greek mythology in Xena:Warrior Princess and Charmed and Honorary Fellow at the University of Liverpool, where she is co-editor for the Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology and Creativity blog. She has published widely on the ancient world in film, television and fanfiction, and co-edited (with Hunter Gardner) Ancient Epic in Film and Television (2021).

Hunter Gardner

University of South Carolina

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Published

2023-11-10

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Vol. 17 (2023): Classics and the Supernatural in Modern Media (eds. A. Potter & Hunter Gardner)

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