  The post-modern novel 'Wittgenstein's Mistress' by David Markson (1988)
presents the reader with a very challenging non linear narrative, that itself
appears to one of the novel's themes. We present a distant reading of this work
designed to complement a close reading of it by David Foster Wallace (1990).
Using a combination of text analysis, entity recognition and networks, we plot
repetitive structures in the novel's narrative relating them to its critical
analysis.
