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One of William Blakes most inspired and influential books, now stunningly reproduced in a beautiful facsimileAmong the beautiful and striking illuminated books etched and printed by William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell stands out. Written in 1790 at the beginning of the French Revolution, it represents Blakes first attempt to create a new system of art, poetry, and philosophy, declaring himself on the side of the devils in a world that was being turned upside down. Although not as wellknown as The Songs of Innocence and of Experience, it has strong echoes throughout pop culture and is arguably more influential on later generations of writers, thinkers, and even musicians, from Aldous Huxley drawing on it as a key text to opening the doors of perception, which in turn gave the Doors their name, through to figures as diverse as Salman Rushdie, Benjamin Britten, Olga Tokarczuk, and Keith Haring. Blakes writing and art immediately throws the reader into a fantastical and surrealist landscape, where the protagonist converses with angels who have thrown their lot in with revolutionary hell, or chats happily with prophets and devils about the nature of God, the universe, and everything. The gloriously illustrated edition, which opens with a poem and takes the form of prose thereafter, is both a humorous satire on religion and morality and expresses Blakes essential wisdom and philosophy. Produced as a beautiful facsimile, with a new, illuminating introduction, this is a special and thoughtprovoking gift book.
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