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The Devil's Notebook
A collection of short essays by Anton LaVey on subjects ranging from misanthropy, conformity and the occult scene to music, artificial human companions and the aesthetics of the forbidden. The pieces display LaVey's sardonic humour and his view of Satanism as a philosophy of individualism and stratification. A primary source for students of the Church of Satan beyond its founding texts.
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