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Letters from Hell

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"Letters from Hell" is a didactic Christian fantasy novel, with a faint resemblance to C.S. Lewis' "The Screwtape Letters." Otto, the narrator, has died in the prime of life. Through letters, he relates the torments and regrets that are a consequence of the self-centered and dissipated life he led in the world. He also describes the fates of other lost souls who inhabit Hell. (In this work, Hell is not the place of eternal torment, but the "holding area" until the final judgment.)
There is also a preface written by George MacDonald. - Summary by TriciaG (11 hr 4 min)

Chapters

Preface by George MacDonald

8:05

Read by Larry Wilson

Letter I

29:32

Read by Jonathan Jones

Letter II

18:13

Read by Devorah Allen

Letter III

16:32

Read by Devorah Allen

Letter IV

21:54

Read by Marie Christian

Letter V

27:30

Read by Marie Christian

Letter VI

27:06

Read by Marie Christian

Letter VII

34:16

Read by Elijah Fisher

Letter VIII

34:51

Read by AdmYrrek

Letter IX

26:28

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter X

22:24

Read by Rachel Costello

Letter XI

24:58

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XII

14:21

Read by Mark R. Stevens

Letter XIII

14:30

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XIV

21:02

Read by Elijah Fisher

Letter XV

23:34

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XVI

20:55

Read by Elijah Fisher

Letter XVII

17:11

Read by Elijah Fisher

Letter XVIII

14:44

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XIX

18:16

Read by Elijah Fisher

Letter XX

28:00

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XXI

12:04

Read by KevinS

Letter XXII

19:06

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XXIII

18:32

Read by KevinS

Letter XXIV

24:43

Read by TriciaG

Letter XXV

17:24

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XXVI

12:52

Read by Elijah Fisher

Letter XXVII

19:59

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XXVIII

30:08

Read by DJRickyV

Letter XXIX

13:19

Read by Ryan Williams

Letter XXX

31:50

Read by Martha H. Weller

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I can see why this made such an impression on C.S. Lewis. Thoroughly and imaginatively thoughtful.