Ixion in Heaven, published in 1832, is a novel by Benjamin Disraeli, who later became Prime Minister of Great Britain. The story follows Ixion, taken to Heaven by Jupiter after murdering his father-in-law, as he navigates the complexities of divine life among the gods and goddesses of Olympus. Through encounters with figures like Juno, Venus, and Cupid, Ixion's ambitions lead to humorous and tense situations, ultimately showcasing the consequences of his aspirations in the realm of immortals.
