Paradise Lost

A cosmic drama of rebellion, loss, and the hope of salvation.

First published in 1667, Paradise Lost is John Milton's towering masterpiece—an epic poem that recounts the rebellion of Satan, the temptation of Adam and Eve, and humanity's expulsion from Eden. Told in twelve books of sublime blank verse, Milton's vision spans Heaven, Hell, and Earth, weaving a timeless meditation on free will, justice, and divine mercy.

Renowned for its majestic imagery, complex characters, and philosophical depth, Paradise Lost is both a grand-scale drama and an intimate portrait of the human soul's struggle between light and darkness. It has inspired generations of writers, artists, and thinkers, and remains one of the greatest works in the English language.

"The greatest epic in English literature." – Samuel Johnson

"A work of sublime beauty and intellectual power." – The Guardian

Why Readers Love It:

A compelling, multi-dimensional portrayal of Satan

One of the most influential works of English poetry

Rich themes of morality, faith, and human nature

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