The divine imagination
by Ronald L. Grimes
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This is an interdisciplinary study about the eschatology of William Blake. Grimes seems more like a bible scholar than a lit/crit guy. That's what makes this book interesting. He has another perspective on Blake's work. Blake was a Christian first and a multimedia artist/activist second. I thought it was a great read but haven't encountered this book since 2005. Topics include the 8th eye of God. The 27 churches (Church of Adam, Church of Noah, Church of Moses, ect.)