In addition to a selection of Berrigan’s prize-winning poetry, Sunday in Hell contains fables in which the author, at his witty best, illustrates our follies. In one, for example, a nation’s resources go into a vast hole in the ground, creating an endless demand that succors a sick economy. In a new prologue, Berrigan explores the roots of his beliefs. An afterword by Hugh MacDonald presents an Atlantic Canadian’s perspective.