Bücher von Declan Moran

The Complete Divine Comedy by the Brothers Grim and Grimy (undead). Follow the adventures of Dante Alighieri as he journeys through the three realms of the afterlife: Hell, Purgatory, and finally beyond the Seventh Heaven, where Dante sees the light of God the Almighty in the highest Empyrean. The whole banana - as it were. Annotated and illustrated.

The final part of Dante's journey through the underworld and afterlife - this time exploring all the realms of Heaven with his old girlfriend, Beatrice (dead). From the depths of the Moon to the heights of Jupiter and beyond - all the way to the highest Empyrean, and the God that resides there. Journey where few have been allowed or dared to go with Dante as he completes his quest to see all of creation, whether he can explain it or not. Perhaps the most obtuse book by an Irish author containing the subject of Ulysses - this tome is a dark sea, not a gentle lake; be warned.

The sequel to Dante's Inferno; A Comedy - after escaping from the Inferno, Dante must now travel with his faithful guide, Virgil (the Roman poet) to the top of Mt. Purgatory, to the Garden of Earthly - hopefully, to be reunited with his sweet lady, Beatrice, - if he makes it that far. A fantastical journey awaits that gets stranger the further up you climb; it may be asphyxia. Heaven and Dante's dead girlfriend await in a new adventure that completes the pilgrim's journey in the underworld.