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The Divine Comedy of John Venner by Gregory Blake Smith

The Divine Comedy of John Venner

Gregory Blake Smith

272 pages

Simon & Schuster

Sep 1992

Hardcover

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John Venner, a thirty-five-year-old doctor of divinity at a small New England college near one of America's last Shaker outposts, becomes obssessed with a shapely Shaker virgin and battles the conflicting emotions brought on by the yearnings of the flesh and the spirit

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