1 month ago | By Happy Catholic

Tommaso Todesca is a Goodreads friend of mine who I know as Tom LA. It turns out he's a big fan of the Divine Comedy who has been working on 100 youtube videos, one for each canto. He's commenting on the Divine Comedy for his English-speaking friends, as an Italian amateur who loves the poem and is at Inferno 21 now.
He got the idea since this year is the 700th anniversary of Dante's death. I just found out about it and enjoyed the videos I samples.
Watch it here!
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