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In spite of our distance from medieval theology, Dante's allegorical journey through sin and salvation known as the Divine Comedy endures as one of the essential books of mankind.

News about Dante Alighieri, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

Dante Alighieri’s ‘Divine Comedy’ offers a transcendent look at what lies ahead for the reader after this life.

Dante in Love A.N. Wilson Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 386 pp., $28 Reviewed by Benjamin Ivry The singing beauty and power of Dante Alighieri’s 14th-century long poem “Commedia” is such that ...

The nightmarish visions of Dante Alighieri, with their many circles of hell, ringed in blood and fire, would seem perhaps a natural draw for politicians who traffic in the rhetoric of us versus ...

What makes contemporary poets so oddly, and even perversely, attracted to Dante Alighieri? Like the scores of acquaintances whom Dante imagines either burning in hell or clambering upward toward ...

Here is my next book, How Dante Can Save Your Life, which will be published on April 14. Pre-order it from Amazon.com here. I’m excited by the cover design.