The Inferno
August Strindberg
The Inferno — In this semi-autobiographical account, August Strindberg records two years of isolation, chemical experiments, and spiritual crisis. Moving between Paris, Austria, and Sweden, he tries to interpret coincidences, visions, and a sense of persecution through science, mysticism, and the writings of Swedenborg.
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