Inferno

Haunting and dramatic, this is the journal of famous playwright August Strindberg. Suffering from neuroses and paranoia, it's a journey into his time in Paris, including his explorations into occultism and experimentations in alchemy.
While some have disputed that he exaggerated much of the material for dramatic effect, it's a compelling book, and even formed the base of a popular cult internet series "Strindberg and Helium".
This updated edition contains portraits of August Strindberg, and has been formatted to look great on a kindle. An active and detailed table of contents has also been included for convenient reference.