What to read after Christiad?

A stunning epic poem that recalls Milton's Paradise Lost, Christiad charts the history of Christianity from its origins to the present day. Using vivid imagery and lyrical language, Hawkins weaves together a rich tapestry of biblical references, historical events, and philosophical musings to create a work that is at once profound, inspiring, and deeply moving.

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