by Wayne Barlowe
Barlowe builds on the work of Dante and Milton and tells a great, if not theologically correct, story. He emphasizes that the main torment of Hell is not the fire, the constant torture, but rather the separation from God. The main character comes to the conclusion that he would do anything "if onl...
”Their appearance was as grotesque as their croaking chorus; they were as varied and individual as the capricious laws of the demons could create. Somewhere in Hell, a veritable army of lesser demons had their way with the endless flood of souls as they entered the realm. Legless, headless, corkscre...
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