The Screwtape Letters

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The Screwtape Letters is a satirical Christian apologetic novel by C. S. Lewis, presented as a series of letters from a senior demon to his nephew on how to tempt a human soul.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian apologetic work
epistolary novel
novel
satirical work
adaptation audio book
radio drama
stage play
author C. S. Lewis NERFINISHED
centralTheme Christian temptation
grace
moral choice
nature of sin
spiritual warfare
character Our Father Below NERFINISHED
Screwtape NERFINISHED
Wormwood NERFINISHED
the Enemy NERFINISHED
the Patient NERFINISHED
containsCharacterType demons
humans
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstPublicationFormat serial
firstPublicationMedium The Guardian NERFINISHED
genre Christian apologetics
religious satire
theological fiction
hasIllustrator Mervyn Peake NERFINISHED
hasSequel Screwtape Proposes a Toast NERFINISHED
influencedBy C. S. Lewis's apologetic thought
Christian theology NERFINISHED
language English
literaryForm letters
literaryMovement 20th-century Christian literature
mainCharacter Screwtape NERFINISHED
Wormwood NERFINISHED
the Patient NERFINISHED
narrativeDevice letters from a senior demon to his nephew
narrativeForm first-person narrative
notableFor inversion of moral perspective
popular Christian devotional use
use of irony
originalPublisher Geoffrey Bles NERFINISHED
perspective demonic viewpoint
publicationYear 1942
religiousPerspective Christian
setting England
settingPeriod World War II NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult readers

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