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Seven Footprints To Satan by A. Merritt (Paperback, 2013)
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Seven Footprints to Satan, Paperback by Meritt, A., ISBN 1902197569, ISBN-13 9781902197562, Like New Used, Free P&P in the UK
A. Merritt's Seven Footprints To Satan (1927) is a classic novel of exotic mystery with supernatural overtones, in which Satan is an obese criminal mastermind of monstrous appetites -- and the evil genius to satisfy art-thief and gambler Jim Markham falls foul of this Oriental beast, he must undergo the ordeal of the seven footprints in order to avoid slavery or death. If he fails, he will be forced to carry out Satan's demonic bidding for the next year of his 's Satan remains one of the most memorable super-villains in pulp literature, and the complexity which the author endows his creation raises him, and th, far above the standards of ordinary escapist literature. This new edition of Seven Footprints To Satan also includes the bonus of Merritt's first published story, Through The Dragon Glass (1917), another ghoulish evocation of Yellow Menace Footprints To Satan was filmed in 1928 by Danish director Benjamin Christensen, whose previous work included the classic witchcraft film Haxan.
A. Merritt's Seven Footprints To Satan (1927) is a classic novel of exotic mystery with supernatural overtones, in which Satan is an obese criminal mastermind of monstrous appetites -- and the evil genius to satisfy art-thief and gambler Jim Markham falls foul of this Oriental beast, he must undergo the ordeal of the seven footprints in order to avoid slavery or death. If he fails, he will be forced to carry out Satan's demonic bidding for the next year of his 's Satan remains one of the most memorable super-villains in pulp literature, and the complexity which the author endows his creation raises him, and th, far above the standards of ordinary escapist literature. This new edition of Seven Footprints To Satan also includes the bonus of Merritt's first published story, Through The Dragon Glass (1917), another ghoulish evocation of Yellow Menace Footprints To Satan was filmed in 1928 by Danish director Benjamin Christensen, whose previous work included the classic witchcraft film Haxan.
