The Sorrows of Satan
About this book
Geoffrey Tempest is a struggling author until an extraordinary stranger brings him immense wealth. With money come fame, influence and pleasures that begin to corrode everything he once valued.
Marie Corelli's novel turns a bargain with the devil into a fierce satire of literary celebrity and moral vanity. Its mysterious benefactor, Prince Lucio Rimânez, moves through fashionable society with an unsettling knowledge of its weaknesses. The book has all the drama of a Victorian bestseller, but its cruelest observations concern the ease with which success can become a trap.
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Marie Corelli. The Sorrows of Satan. 1895 edition. Methuen & Co. 1895. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/sorrows-of-satan
About this edition
Recorded edition: 1895 edition.
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