"It is sad that we have no latter-day Inferno to display our many crimes and criminals, and to suggest the possibility of redemption - until now. Seth Steinzor's chutzproject of transforming Dante does just that. Here we have a modern geography of transgression, a ranking of the ignoble, and most importantly, a contemporary poet's take on the inglorious stew of our time." - Marc Estrin

"... achingly personal... the finesse - and humor - of someone who has read the classic closely and lovingly... Ultimately, Steinzor's poem is not merely a rewriting of Inferno - the kind of exercise given to undergraduates in which they're asked to consider who would populate Dante's hell today. It's both a paean to Dante's unendingly enthralling vision and - given Seth's visceral, even hotheaded emotional reactions to each shade - a personal meditation on humans' transgressions against one another." - Amy Lilly

"I love it. You had me from the first, or maybe second, strophe." - Regina Psaki, Ph.D.

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