Infernalia
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Michael Rose, 2007/2009. Revised and expanded Second Edition. 155 Pages. Hardcover. NEW.
"This volume is an essential addition to the Satanic canon and is a must-read for anyone seriously interested in Satanism and the Church of Satan."-Magister James D. Sass." "Infernalia" is indeed the first satanic work I've read whose author does not come off like some pretentious, self-aggrandizing jerk. This is saying a lot. I've read the works of other Magisters of the Church of Satan whose orate and pompous narrative left me feeling bitch-slapped every time I completed reading a chapter. Quite to the contrary was my experience reading Magister Rose's "Infernalia" - I never once sensed a need on his part to 'farce' his work as a medium to expose an insecure and over bloated ego. As a result, I feel more educated, not deprecated - as how it ought to be. The chapter entitled, "A Better Place" was particularly intriguing as it expounds... More on an ideal of class, government, and rule that is still ahead of our time. If your sensibilities are of the touchy-feely, self-deluding, egalitarian nature, then "A Better Place" will singe your frail constitution and most likely leave you in a catatonic stupor."-VCNovakov
"This volume is an essential addition to the Satanic canon and is a must-read for anyone seriously interested in Satanism and the Church of Satan."-Magister James D. Sass." "Infernalia" is indeed the first satanic work I've read whose author does not come off like some pretentious, self-aggrandizing jerk. This is saying a lot. I've read the works of other Magisters of the Church of Satan whose orate and pompous narrative left me feeling bitch-slapped every time I completed reading a chapter. Quite to the contrary was my experience reading Magister Rose's "Infernalia" - I never once sensed a need on his part to 'farce' his work as a medium to expose an insecure and over bloated ego. As a result, I feel more educated, not deprecated - as how it ought to be. The chapter entitled, "A Better Place" was particularly intriguing as it expounds... More on an ideal of class, government, and rule that is still ahead of our time. If your sensibilities are of the touchy-feely, self-deluding, egalitarian nature, then "A Better Place" will singe your frail constitution and most likely leave you in a catatonic stupor."-VCNovakov
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