Cover of The Museum at Purgatory

The Museum at Purgatory

From magic carpets to miniature mummies to a room simply containing "obscure objects," Curator Non overseas all that is housed in the Museum at Purgatory, and afterlife way station where artists and collectors comb over their lives, trying to discover whether they are headed for Heaven or Hell. As Non takes readers on a fascinating tour through each of the Museum's rooms — along with its contents and their owners — he picks up clues about his own forgotten life, piecing together a past that finally allows him to conclude his own story.

Audience
adultpicture books
Length
short · 128 pages

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