The Sorrows of Satan

The novel "The Sorrows of Satan" became a hit of its time. Within a couple of months after its release in 1895, tens of thousands of copies were sold, and the book's popularity surpassed even Stoker's "Dracula."
The gifted but poor writer Geoffrey Tempest unexpectedly receives a huge inheritance and an influential patron - the mysterious Prince Lucio Rimanez. Money, fame, power - everything ends up in Jeffrey's hands. But along with success comes something else: he gradually loses his talent and, more importantly, himself. What will he choose: wealth or genius? And who is hiding behind the identity of his new friend?
The English language edition in the design of ultraharmonica - for those who want to read this story in the original.

A story about how money and fame change a person, while the devil himself turns out not to be a villain, but a suffering character, tired of human greed.
An ideal opportunity for those studying English to read a classic mystical novel in the author's language.
Maria Corelli's novel became a sensation of 1895 - in just a couple of months, tens of thousands of copies were sold. And when the book was first published in Russia, the author was mixed up and credited to Bram Stoker.

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  - For a wide range of readers. 
  - For fans of classic literature.
  - For those studying English and wanting to read classics in the original.
  - For fans of mystical novels about making deals with the devil, such as "The Picture of Dorian Gray" and "Faust."
  - For readers looking for an intelligent, philosophical story that provokes thought.
  - For collectors of the "Eternal Stories" series and lovers of beautiful design.