Dante's London Bridge - Prizel, Peter
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In Dante's London Bridge, Peter Prizel delivers a hauntingly evocative journey through the shadowed streets and turbulent waters of medieval London-a city teetering between faith and decay. When a mysterious manuscript surfaces beneath the crumbling arches of London Bridge, a young scholar finds himself drawn into a labyrinth of secrets connecting the living and the dead. What begins as a study of forgotten history becomes a descent into the underworld of the human soul, where the sins of the past echo through cobblestone alleys and the Thames hides more than its murky depths reveal. Blending…mehr

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In Dante's London Bridge, Peter Prizel delivers a hauntingly evocative journey through the shadowed streets and turbulent waters of medieval London-a city teetering between faith and decay. When a mysterious manuscript surfaces beneath the crumbling arches of London Bridge, a young scholar finds himself drawn into a labyrinth of secrets connecting the living and the dead. What begins as a study of forgotten history becomes a descent into the underworld of the human soul, where the sins of the past echo through cobblestone alleys and the Thames hides more than its murky depths reveal. Blending historical realism with gothic mystery, Prizel paints a world where Dante's visions of hell might not be myth at all-but prophecy. Dark, lyrical, and unforgettable, Dante's London Bridge is an exploration of redemption, obsession, and the thin veil that separates salvation from damnation.
Autorenporträt
Peter Prizel is a social worker specializing in end-of-life care. He lives in the NYC metropolitan area with his wife and three daughters. His poetry can be found in several journals including "From Whisper's to Roars", "Relief A Journal of Art and Faith", "The Wineskin", and in other places. He is currently pursuing an MFA at Manhattanville College. Verses of the Soviet Rail is his debut book of poetry.