Heaven, Hell And Paradise Lost: Bookmarked
(Autor) Ed SimonA poet who crafted the greatest character in literary history with his engaging anti-hero of Satan, and who connected personal experience with the breadth of cosmic epic, John Milton's Paradise Lost is a touchstone of English literature. In the latest entry in Ig's celebrated Bookmarked series, author Ed Simon considers Paradise Lost within the scope of his own alcoholism and recovery, the collapse of higher education, the imbecility of the canon wars, the piquant joys of labyrinthine sentences, and the exquisite attractions of Lucifer. Milton is easy to respect and easier to fear, but with the guidance of Simon, Milton becomes easiest of all to love. Paradise Lost may have generated thousands of works of criticism over the centuries, but none of them are like this.
Ed Simon
Ed Simon is a prolific writer known for his groundbreaking book "America and Other Fictions: On Radical Faith and Post-Religion." His literary style blends deep intellectual inquiry with poetic prose, exploring themes of religion, culture, and history. Simon's work has made significant contributions to the study of literature and philosophy.