The Sublime Heights of Generous Passions is a complicity of elevated thoughts with love as a backdrop, a certain philosophy of love, certainly philosophical love. Of generous passions, there have always been and will always exist in books as in reality, in novelistic accomplishments as in realistic enchantments. As a compliance to the expertise of Nicholas Boileau, poet and literary critic, legislator of the XVII Century French Classic Literature, who advised to "Twenty times on the métier, resubmit your oeuvre, ceaselessly polishing and re-polishing it." I have chosen to come up with a new edition of The Sublime Heights of Generous Passions. First published in 2002 by Trafford Publishing out of Victoria Canada and in the USA through lulu.com and, more recently, through Amazon's KDP publication, the reception was much less than approximative, and the fruits have not kept the promise of the flowers. The new version, which is a reviewed, revived in a way, corrected and perhaps augmented version, will be presented, as for the French translation of the same, rather as a series comprising of six to eight individual books. The principal motive of that change is simply to make the content of that beautiful and near- reality narration available to a larger public as far as age span and consent to read are concerned, this last mention is just a formality so devoid of profane content and of fiery arguments is the narrative. Fluidity and also a more friendly approach of the English language have been considered so to promote reading easiness by all novice readers so they can easily grasp what the plot is about and where it is going from one part to the next. The language as well is easier to assimilate as the plot has been diluted and trimmed in its very fictional essence. It would not be available in block but by parts according to the logical, let's say better, the chronological unrolling of the plot. I hope the reader will enjoy the new conceptual design, which will be available on amazon.com or elsewhere in the future, and will agree with the new adopted scheme.