ASCENSION OF SATAN

About the Book

On the planet Earth, there is a divine super creature that disapproves the accusations long leveled against him by the majority: God, clergymen, and the unwary manipulated masses. This book names that creature Satan. On this planet, Earth, there is a creature who once was humiliated by men’s justice system by being wrongly tried, but at the verdict of the trial, he won the case. This book calls that creature Satan. On this planet, there are few religiously irrational heathens who side with Satan and decide to embark on an interplanetary trip to go and meet God in his hideout and interrogate him on his breach of happy promises that he flooded men with. This book names the delegation members who accompany Satan on this perilous but brave odyssey. Once God is met and discussions take place, this book relates how God is cornered against the wall and finds his salvation only in fleeing the scene. This book unfurls an unusual suspense when Satan and his comrades defeat God and his celestial cabinet members and return to Earth to prepare for the Trial of God. At first, what may seem a horror story will turn out to be the most liberating experience that will bring the reader close to the reality. Consequently, it is a mind-shift experience.

About the Author

Jemadari Vi-Bee-Kil Kilele was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Notwithstanding his country of birth, Jemadari’s academic background as well as his extensive travels to many countries has enabled him to speak and write fluently in both English and French. As an erudite enthusiast, he holds a master’s degree in education sciences, a diploma in project management, a certificate in diamond evaluation and expertise, a diploma in management development, and a certificate of achievement in leadership management from the Dale Carnegie Institute. His literary skills gained expression through intensive and profound readership, which culminated in the production of a variety of literary works. He received an International Poet of Merit Award in the year 1995 in Washington, DC, which facilitated his acceptance as a member of the International Society of Poets operating from the USA. In 1998, Mtu’s published The Afrikan Tales, which is a collection of short stories compiled by Mr. J. Kilele. Minerva Press in England published his first play, The Serial Killer, a powerful and moving account of our contemporary headline events, in 2000. It seeks to explore the current theme of HIV/AIDS. The Trail of Satan, an intriguing summary of accusations and defense that attempts to open up a debate on the spiritual embodiment of good and evil, is currently under review.