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2 de mai. de 1979 · Bloom has been salting his literary criticism with dashes of kabbalistic and gnostic incunabula for years; here, in this first novel, he really lets his obsession run wild—and we can only hope that it's now out of his system. Valentinus and Perscors, two New Englanders, rendezvous on a barren island with Olam, a heretical angel of the Gnosis, who spirits them to Lucifer, the other world in ...
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The Flight to Lucifer: A Gnostic Fantasy by Bloom, Harold. - ISBN 10: 0374526303 - ISBN 13: 9780374526306 - Farrar, Straus and Giroux - 1979 - Softcover
The Flight to Lucifer: A Gnostic Fantasy Harold Bloom Snippet view - 1980. References to this book. Horizontes antropológicos, Volume 4, Issue 8 Snippet view - 1998.
Published in 1979, The Flight to Lucifer is, in its author Harold Bloom's own words, a novel "very much in the Arcturan shadow". Bloom refers several times to the writing of his one and only novel in the essay "Clinamen: Towards a Theory of Fantasy" (in Agon — see the secondary bibliography page), which otherwise focuses on David Lindsay's A Voyage to Arcturus as a means of understanding ...
