Popular historian Derek Wilson came to prominence 40 years ago with A Tudor Tapestry. He is the highly acclaimed author of over 60 books and has written and presented numerous television and radio programmes. He lives and writes in Devon. Book Description A malign successor to Screwtape records his efforts to undermine the works of The Enemy. From the Back Cover "I was a junior tempter then, but even in those days I showed phenomenal promise - a promise which, as all who read this will know, has been amply fulfilled :" This remarkable manuscript outlines the career of the prominent devil, Crumblewit, Order of the Sons of Darkness (SOD, 1st Class). Crumblewit provides a fiendish appraisal of the struggles between good and evil which dominated human affairs in the period from 1942 (when the great Screwtape's Letters were released to the world) to the present. Crumblewit's energies were focused, to excellent effect, in undermining the attempts of Christians to carry out the mission entrusted to them by the Unmentionable One. Connoisseurs of the Infernal should be aware that the account is distorted by its author's truly diabolical conceit and capacity for self-delusion. However it sheds a very satisfying light on the tribulations inflicted on humans throughout this period. In view of Crumblewit's distasteful ^words blanked out] this text should only be studied by senior tempters. Popular historian Derek Wilson is the author of over 60 books and has written and presented numerous television and radio programmes. He lives and writes in Devon. About the Author Popular historian Derek Wilson came to prominence 40 years ago with A Tudor Tapestry. He is the highly acclaimed author of over 50 books and has written and presented numerous television and radio programmes. He lives and writes in Devon.
Popular historian Derek Wilson came to prominence 40 years ago with A Tudor Tapestry. He is the highly acclaimed author of over 60 books and has written and presented numerous television and radio programmes. He lives and writes in Devon. Book Description A malign successor to Screwtape records his efforts to undermine the works of The Enemy. From the Back Cover "I was a junior tempter then, but even in those days I showed phenomenal promise - a promise which, as all who read this will know, has been amply fulfilled :" This remarkable manuscript outlines the career of the prominent devil, Crumblewit, Order of the Sons of Darkness (SOD, 1st Class). Crumblewit provides a fiendish appraisal of the struggles between good and evil which dominated human affairs in the period from 1942 (when the great Screwtape's Letters were released to the world) to the present. Crumblewit's energies were focused, to excellent effect, in undermining the attempts of Christians to carry out the mission entrusted to them by the Unmentionable One. Connoisseurs of the Infernal should be aware that the account is distorted by its author's truly diabolical conceit and capacity for self-delusion. However it sheds a very satisfying light on the tribulations inflicted on humans throughout this period. In view of Crumblewit's distasteful ^words blanked out] this text should only be studied by senior tempters. Popular historian Derek Wilson is the author of over 60 books and has written and presented numerous television and radio programmes. He lives and writes in Devon. About the Author Popular historian Derek Wilson came to prominence 40 years ago with A Tudor Tapestry. He is the highly acclaimed author of over 50 books and has written and presented numerous television and radio programmes. He lives and writes in Devon.
