Telling tales
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Telling tales
（Oxford poets）
Oxford University Press, 1997
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- Uniform Title
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Paradise illustrated
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Contents of Works
- Paradise illustrated
- A Faust book
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This volume brings D.J. Enright's renowned sequences together in one book. "Paradise Illustrated" is a contemporary telling of Milton's Adam and Eve and their fall from grace in Paradise, and "A Faust Book" is also a retelling of a perenially relevant tale of mankind's arrogance and ambition. Both sequences are comical, witty, outrageous, and sad. They stem both from D.J. Enright's knowledge of the work of his great predecessors - Milton, Goethe, and Marlowe - and from his own understanding of life: wry and sympathetic. He has written a new foreword, introducing the sequences for this edition. This book is intended for writers, poetry readers, sixth-form and college English students.
Table of Contents
- "Paradise Illustrated" (1978)
- "A Faust Book" (1981)
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