pick• 544 pages • first pub 1472 • fiction • classics • poetry • challenging • reflective • slow-paced • 5 Stars
We know what happens in Hell.. But what about Purgatory Dante's Inferno revealed some titillating details about the punishments inflicted on sinners - but in a way, we already knew what happens to people in Hell. ⬇️
Darn it Hozier, this is your fault! No I‘ve read large parts and summaries before. He just inspired the purchase with his music. 🔥
Recent acquisitions:
📖 Chaucer: Sources and Backgrounds edited by Robert P. Miller
📖 Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, edited by Sarah E. Maier [ I collect editions of Tess - this is my 27th ]
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bailedI had to give this up, so many pages of names, names and more names of possible ancestors. I completely lost interest.
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If you can't see the image, it's the tagged book. 😃
OMG, I had to read this in college. 😖
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pickAnother interesting book with a lot of interesting ideas about the future of humanity. Had a lot of fun with this one.
Anyone else enjoy these books
Purgatory is a place to work through - no one gets stuck there forever. The souls in Dante's Purgatory must climb up seven terraces on Mount Purgatory before they can reach Heaven. 1mo