A Child's Guide to Heresy

This is a tale set in thirteenth century England, and woven about long existent techniques in the conjurations of both holy angels and evil demons, and involves a boy of nine followed to his seventeenth year, a profound Hebrew Kabbalist, a beautiful witch and her mysterious daughter, a wicked bishop of the Catholic Church, phantom wolves, revivifactions of maggot-riddled cadavers, and sufficient terrors to fright the most tenacious child and parent alike, one reading while the other ( not necessarily the child) listens and bites his or her fingernails to the trembling quick.

Kendrew Lascelles writes plays, screenplays, and novels, and lives in Southern California.

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