Reviews

Speak Of The Devil by Sterling North, Salvador Dalí, John Milton, Alphonse Daudet, Franchun Beltzarri, Selma Lagerlöf, Robert Louis Stevenson, B.E. König, John Collier, John Masefield, Washington Irving, Richard Garnett, Walter Scott, Charles Baudelaire, Martin Luther, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Francis Oscar Mann, William Carleton, C.S. Lewis, Stephen Vincent Benét, Christopher Marlowe, Dante Alighieri, Bret Harte, Max Beerbohm, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Guy de Maupassant, Chapman J. Milling, Anatole France, William J. Thomas, Robert Arthur, Nikolai Gogol, Alfred Tennyson, C.R. Boutell, Alain-René Le Sage

papidoc's review against another edition

4.0

Though the bear no relation to the realities of evil in which I believe, this anthology of short stories about the devil was largely entertaining, often humorous, and occasionally instructive. Two of my particular favorites are found herein - Satan and Sam Shay, and The Devil and Daniel Webster. The former is simply hilarious, and the latter is a wonderfully written tale of talking the devil out of his due. Both illustrate one of my own beliefs, that until one has chosen wickedness, there is always a way to escape the Satan's grasp.

papi's review

4.0

Though the bear no relation to the realities of evil in which I believe, this anthology of short stories about the devil was largely entertaining, often humorous, and occasionally instructive. Two of my particular favorites are found herein - Satan and Sam Shay, and The Devil and Daniel Webster. The former is simply hilarious, and the latter is a wonderfully written tale of talking the devil out of his due. Both illustrate one of my own beliefs, that until one has chosen wickedness, there is always a way to escape the Satan's grasp.

habibaaibrahim's review

3.0

This was harsh and cruel. It unexpected and surprisingly, I did not hate it. This gives one a lot to think about.