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War in Heaven

by Charles Williams

Published Feb 1930

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Paperback

5 editions
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Feb-1930 William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
ISBN-13 9780802812193
ISBN-10 0802812198
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Jun-2010 Faber and Faber (UK)
ISBN-13 9780571271108
ISBN-10 0571271103
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Jul-2012 Createspace
ISBN-13 9781478230380
ISBN-10 147823038X
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Mar-2016 Wipf & Stock Publishers
ISBN-13 9781498293648
ISBN-10 1498293646
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Aug-2016 White Press
ISBN-13 9781528711777
ISBN-10 1528711777
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Hardcover

2 editions
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Nov-2010 Benediction Books
ISBN-13 9781849026017
ISBN-10 1849026017
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Description

A satanic conspiracy threatens mankind when the Holy Grail is found in an English country church in this classic metaphysical thriller.

An unidentified body lies lifeless in the offices of a British publishing house. Soon after it is discovered, an urgent request from an author arrives by post, pleading for the deletion of an important paragraph from an upcoming publication. These unlikely incidents mark the beginning of a secret war waged in the English countryside but threatening to engulf all of humankind. On the side of the godly, an archdeacon, an eccentric duke, a book editor, and a young boy must confront the dark magic of relentless satanic forces—for behind the facade of a common pharmacy, sinister plans are being laid for the negation of everything. The most horrible of conspiracies, its success hangs on the acquisition of an object of enormous supernatural power recently discovered in a small parish church: the Holy Grail.


Preceding The Da Vinci Code and the Left Behind novels by half a century, War in Heaven is the first novel written by Charles Williams, an esteemed member of the famed Oxford literary society known as the Inklings, which included such notables as C. S. Lewis, Owen Barfield, and J. R. R. Tolkien. This is a provocative, page-turning tale of faith, morality, and magic—an amalgam of thriller, fantasy, metaphysics, and theology that engages and entertains.


This ebook includes a new introduction by Jonathan Ryan.

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