# The Inferno

By August Strindberg.

"The Inferno" by August Strindberg is an autobiographical novel written in French in 1896–97. The book chronicles Strindberg's turbulent life in Paris and beyond, where isolation, failed alchemical experiments, and occult practices fuel his descent into paranoia. Believing himself persecuted by enemies and guided by mysterious forces, he explores Swedenborgianism, mysticism, and various philosophies while growing increasingly convinced that his life has become a living hell. Part confession, part invention, the work blurs reality and exaggeration for dramatic effect. (Summary by Project Gutenberg, written by machine.)

- Language: English
- Translator: Claud Field
- Subjects: Autobiographical fiction; Authors, Swedish -- 19th century -- Biography; Strindberg, August, 1849-1912

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