Luciferian literature
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Luciferian literature is literature that portrays the side of the abrahamic devil in the cold war with the god of Abraham. Examples include Milton's Paradise Lost, Anne Rice's Memnoch the Devil, and to a lesser extent the Vampire Chronicles, Steven Brust's To Reign in Hell and Jacqueline Carey's the Sundering.
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