“The Inferno of Dante Alighieri,” a rhymed translation by Seth Zimmerman with illustrations by Janet Van Fleet
Learn more at Inferno Dante and see the book on Amazon.
Dante in Coney Island
“By Thursday, nearly 30 tractor-trailers had been loaded with classic Astroland rides and driven out. There was no sign of the Scrambler, the Tilt-a-Whirl or the Mini Tea Cup. Dante’s Inferno, a haunted house, stood empty and ravaged, looking more haunted than ever. The Pirate Ship was moored atop a flatbed truck, awaiting storage.” [. . .] –David W. Dunlap and Ann Farmer, The New York Times, January 9, 2009
Photo by Marta Lwin, 2004
Neocommedia: Inferno, Purgatory, Paradise (2002)
“An immersive adaptation of Dante’s Divine Comedy exploring the modern deity of Information.” —iKatun
“iKatun’s Paradise is based on Dante’s Paradise from the Divine Comedy, however, this Paradise is not about perfect morality but about perfect information. iKatun’s Paradise alludes to instant availability and perfect knowledge; a single data point of infinite density; the faultless model of information to which all media systems aspire; the space where entropy does not exist.” —iKatun
“Dante’s Inferno” a Comic Strip With an Evil Character Named Dante
Found at Aelis.ChaosNet (retrieved on September 15, 2006)
A Blog Called “Dante’s Inferno”
See blog at DanteNet
