by C.S. Lewis
First published 1196
A senior devil named Screwtape mentors his nephew Wormwood in the art of tempting a new Christian convert. As the young man's faith wavers, Screwtape's letters reveal the subtle, diabolical tactics demons use to ensnare the souls of the faithful. In this biting satire, C.S. Lewis peels back the veil on the unseen spiritual conflict that rages around us, challenging readers to strengthen their own resolve against the powers of darkness.
Genres: satire, christian-fiction, fantasy
Vibes: atmospheric, dark, thought-provoking
Tropes: good-vs-evil, mentor-mentee
172 pages · Mass Market Paperback · Time Inc