Delirious Milton

In "Delirious Milton," acclaimed author Gordon Teskey delves into the intricate psyche of John Milton, exploring the profound creative tension that defines his work. Published by Harvard University Press in 2009, this thought-provoking paperback spans 224 pages and offers a unique perspective on the poet's artistic journey. Teskey argues that Milton's creative power stems from a deep rift within his consciousness regarding the essence of creation. This internal conflict compels Milton to oscillate between two seemingly incompatible perspectives, simultaneously affirming and denying the presence of spirit in his literary creations. Ideal for enthusiasts of British poetry and literary criticism, "Delirious Milton" invites readers to engage with the psychological aspects of Milton's artistry and the complexities of authorship. Discover the layers of meaning in Milton's work through Teskey's insightful analysis.