Lilitu
Lilitu by Russell W. Patt, published by iUniverse in May 2000, is a 268-page work that delves into the enigmatic figure of Lilitu, also known as Lilith. This narrative explores her portrayal as the Demoness Queen Succubus, who is said to engage with men in their sleep and is associated with tragic events involving infants. The story raises questions about her reputation as a monstrous figure, suggesting a deeper conspiracy rooted in ancient beliefs and the omissions found in the Book of Genesis.
Readers will follow Professor Gerard Cantowski, a self-proclaimed celibate, as he navigates a series of erotic hauntings and demonic visitations. His journey leads him to confront the truth about Lilith and the implications of her existence. The narrative intertwines elements of horror and the occult, inviting exploration of themes related to sexuality and power dynamics. This edition presents a unique perspective on a well-known mythological character, encouraging readers to reconsider the established narratives surrounding her.
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Lilitu, aka Lilith, is well known as the Demoness Queen Succubus who has sex with men as they slumber. She is purported to be the wicked demoness who causes infants to suddenly die in their cribs. Is she this horrible monster? The Patriarch would lead you to believe so. Is there some great conspiracy fostered by the ancients? Was the story of Lilith deliberately omitted from the Book of Genesis?
Follow Professor Gerard Cantowski, a self proclaimed celibate, through a whirlwind of erotic hauntings, seemingly demonic visitations, and almost devilish sexual encounters as he discovers the truth. Walk a few miles in his shoes down the road of discovery that leads him to the New Matriarch and the apocalyptic end of the Patriarch.
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