August Strindberg's most mysterious book - reflections about religion, dreams, and psychology. An outstanding book by the Swedish Nobel prize winner and one of the best playwrights of the modern era. A selection from text from his "Blue Book", written in several volumes between 1907 and 1912, with texts never published before. Written after the crisis of "Inferno", the "Blue Book" was inspired instead by his readings of Swedenborg and his new-found faith. With illustrations by Edward Munch and Strindberg's own paintings. Full color. Edited by T. Creus.