Title: Good Idea--Terrible Execution
Product review: The idea of this novel was why I bought a copy of it--the discovery, by an aging priest-librarian of the Vatican, of the original manuscript of Dante's Divine Comedy written in Danti own hand. Unfortunately, the book rambles excessively and at times is incoherent. By page 90 or so the author gets into a long-winded, self-absorbed, masterbatory diatribe about stupid editors and incompetent publishers--the author's sour grapes no doubt. Don't waste your time!
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