Recorded when (most of the?) band's members endured the aftermath of acid stronger than they had anticipated, this live recording at H...

Chuir muid cuirt go Ghleanna Darach le déanáí. Chuaigh Léna agus mise go Tailte na Dearg. Ar na gaobhair, tá áit níos airde, mile ard, i n...

Canonized unwittingly as St. Josaphat, a corruption of "bodhisattva," the Buddha, condemned as an idol worshipped by his duped...

This provides one of the liveliest narratives on medieval times that I can recall; the added bonus that a leading Chaucerian wrote this ju...

This handsome edition fulfills the need for a brisk American English version of these hundred tales. This interpreter of Dante a generatio...

The first baby steps in Italian prose, away from the mystical, the ascetic, the heavenly, the Papacy towards the sensuous, the sexual, the...

Avuncular in tone, accessible yet scholarly, this survey from the late Yale professor and translator of Dante and Petrarch introduces the ...

Bhi Léna agus mise sa ghrianghraf ar feadh an deireadh na tseachtaine seo caite anseo. D'fhreastail muid dinnéar mhór ina Tailte na De...

This English academic turned journalist-novelist combines an explication of Dante's political milieu with an overview of his life and ...

This popular take on the appeal of the Divine Comedy has been criticized for errors, but it also conveys what Harriet Rubin calls hersel...

Although only a hundred pages, like its counterparts in the Past Masters series from Oxford UP, this contribution by a professor at Oxford...

Hooper, a correspondent for both the Guardian and The Economist , reports as other English journalists have from Italy, guiding us into i...

While the name of this series still embarrasses me when I consult one of its titles, I admit they are useful and easy to follow. This as t...

Dianne Hales blends her personal story of her love affair with Italian into an engaging, informative presentation. A quarter-century of st...

This Italian columnist examines the "sophisticated exhibitionism" endemic to his nation's attitudes. In short chapters, orga...