Dante : La Vita Nuova

If you've ever looked up at the stars and wondered why or fallen in love from a distance or are just interested in basic starship engine design or planning a new society William (Bil) Sanford's first attempt at a creative expression of a Natural Philosophy seems more a first draft of a larger work. Allegorical imagery abounds as the author uses and abuses his obvious comfort with syntax and grammar to delve into fevered expositions and revelatory insights. Does this tome of awakening approach the glorious heights it invokes and perhaps seeks from Dante's work 700 years previous? Perhaps not, but the attempt does wander into new ground, which was, maybe, the true message of this strange and not uncharming book. This description may be from another edition of this product.