Dante's Divine Comedy
By:Sandow Birk,Marcus Sanders
Published on 2005-05-05 by Chronicle Books
Set in a surreal San Francisco, Tokyo and Bali, Dante's Purgatorio is the second in a three-book adaptation of Dante's Divine Comedy, re-imagined through modern urban speech and images referring to current events and people. The first book, Dante's Inferno, also by Sandow Birk, was published in 2004.
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