He, the paitent, her, his love. They walk down the streets of their city; and Henry (patient) wants to give Lucy (lover) something. In the very end he was able to give it to her, but at the ultimate cost, death. He, also, is able to see his tempter and his Savior at the end. A scene of the patient's death.

We've all read Screwtape's letters to Wormwood, but what if we weren't the only ones? What if the "patient" also had a guardian angel who has been reading the letters all this time? And what if she decided to write a letter of her own?

A senior tempter gives advice to a junior tempter regarding his patient's distressing tendency towards prayer, and how to curb her spiritual gifts forever.

A study of how a servant of Satan might tempt a single christian woman into self-depreciation.

This is an English project I had to do. Basically what Screwtape would write if he was writing about me.

In this story, Wormwood meets a human woman and falls in love. He even takes on a few demons himself.

Just poems about demons...