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“Satan is feeling pretty down about the horrible reputation he's been stuck with, and he goes to a shrink and tries to justify himself. You see, God really is in charge--not just of the record-keeping, though it stands to reason that the guy who writes the history determines what we think about the players in it. But God needed Satan to do evil things, in order to demonstrate His own power and goodness, in order to teach moral lessons about temptation and resistance and obedience. Dr. Kassler does his best to make Satan well-adjusted, but ends with the sinking suspicion that he has converted the only sane person he has ever known to the common irrationality we accept as reason.
Wendy B wrote this review Friday, June 5 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
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“"Alas, poor Satan. He's not happy. No one seems to like or understand him; people have got him all wrong. And his relationship with God is a hostile one. Unloved and misunderstood, he's come back to Earth in search of a psychotherapist; he's prepared--if cured--to deliver the all-important Great Answer. In Jeremy Leven's wildly original comic novel, we follow the Prince of Darkness through his seven amazing therapy sessions. And we watch him grow increasingly well adjusted while his therapist, the unfortunate Dr. Kassler, descends deeper and deeper into hell." Shelfari”
Mizoleila wrote this review Friday, April 4 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“This is a very odd book. It will open your eyes to what a mind can put on paper. ”
Paulley0429 wrote this review Friday, September 21 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
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