Paradise Lost by John Milton

Paradise Lost (Readings Classics Edition) by John Milton is one of the greatest epic poems in English literature. First published in 1667, this masterpiece retells the biblical story of the Fall of Man—how Adam and Eve were tempted by Satan and banished from the Garden of Eden. Written in majestic blank verse, Milton’s work explores profound themes of free will, obedience, ambition, temptation, and redemption, while also reflecting on divine justice and human nature.

The Readings Classics Edition offers an accessible and affordable version for students and general readers, making Milton’s timeless work available in a refined and reader-friendly format.

Paradise Lost (Readings Classics)

Author: John Milton
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: Standard (Readings Classics series)
Category: English Literature, Classics, Poetry, Religious Epics
Recommended For:
Students of English literature, poetry enthusiasts, researchers of classical works, and readers interested in theology and epic poetry.

Key Points :

• Epic Narrative:
  Retells the story of the Fall of Man, Satan’s rebellion, and humanity’s first disobedience.

• Themes of Morality & Free Will:
  Explores questions of obedience, temptation, divine justice, and redemption.

• Rich Literary Style:
  Written in blank verse with profound imagery and allegory.

• Timeless Relevance:
  Continues to inspire discussions in literature, theology, and philosophy.

• Readings Classics Edition:
  Affordable, student-friendly edition curated for readers in Pakistan.