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Acrostic Paradise Lost

Acrostic Paradise Lost

by Terrance Lindall

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About The Acrostic Paradise Lost
By Terrance Lindall

Acrostics in Milton's poem have fascinated scholars, and I thought I might like to write another synopsized version of Paradise Lost in acrostic form that actually tells the story briefly. The idea was suggested by John Geraghty, a prominent collector of Milton books, art and ephemera.

I do attempt things with Paradise Lost never done before. One was synopsizing it and then popularizing it in Heavy Metal Magazine. The synopsized book was on display in B. Dalton's store window on 5th Avenue in mid- Manhattan and sold out. Another was the Gold Folio, and another was the Gold Scroll that reads like a Torah scroll (p.65). Then there was the Paradise Lost Costume ball in
2008 that got a major article in the New York Times. All were successful.


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