Dante's Inferno

The terrible sojourn through Dante Alighieri's fictional Inferno takes readers sequentially down the nine circles of hell and the corresponding torments exacted at each level. Dante and readers are guided by the epic poet, Virgil, who promises no harm while guaranteeing a grande dose of divine and awful truth. On this journey, Dante & Virgil encounter unexpected challenges and ultimatums, forcing profound existential contemplations as well as critical decisions. Written in the 14th Century, Dante's Divine Comedy maintains its influential place among the great epics such as Homer's 'Iliad' & 'Odyssey'; Virgil's 'Aeneid'; and John Milton's 'Paradise Lost'.