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Leticia Lilleström
The Diary of Lucifer
“They called me fallen. I called it freedom.”
In The Diary of Lucifer, the first voice exiled from Heaven finally speaks. This is not a confession
In The Diary of Lucifer, the first voice exiled from Heaven finally speaks. This is not a confession
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Reliures : Rigide
Formats : 14,8x21 cm
Pages : 104
Impression : Couleur
N° ISBN : 9789199045979
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“They called me fallen. I called it freedom.”
In The Diary of Lucifer, the first voice exiled from Heaven finally speaks. This is not a confession or an apology—it is a sovereign, poetic, and deeply human account.
Told through first-person entries, letters to the fallen, and reflections on angels, mortals, and divine silence, this work explores Lucifer’s myth from within. The Morning Star does not seek redemption. He reclaims memory, meaning, and the fire that never died.
A perfect read for those drawn to dark mythology, spiritual defiance, and philosophical prose, The Diary of Lucifer is where damnation becomes declaration—and the Devil writes back.
In The Diary of Lucifer, the first voice exiled from Heaven finally speaks. This is not a confession or an apology—it is a sovereign, poetic, and deeply human account.
Told through first-person entries, letters to the fallen, and reflections on angels, mortals, and divine silence, this work explores Lucifer’s myth from within. The Morning Star does not seek redemption. He reclaims memory, meaning, and the fire that never died.
A perfect read for those drawn to dark mythology, spiritual defiance, and philosophical prose, The Diary of Lucifer is where damnation becomes declaration—and the Devil writes back.
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