Postmarked Inferno

By: Geyer, Scott

A trunk of uncertain origin. Several hundred bound volumes of correspondence. And the complete, three-thousand-year career of a single devil, recovered letter by letter.

Postmarked Inferno collects the correspondence of Glmr, a Senior Devil of the Malebolge Institute, addressed across seven volumes to the superiors, peers, and juniors who shaped his long and terrible career. He writes from the court of King David, studying a wise man's slow ruin. From a garden in Roman Africa, managing the appetites of a young philosopher named Augustine. From a Soviet classroom during the Cuban Missile Crisis. From a bunker beneath a dying Berlin. From a Silicon Valley boardroom. From a fracturing American church. And, in his final and most dangerous assignment, from the courtyard where a fisherman named Peter denies knowing his teacher three times before the cock crows.

In the tradition of C.S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters, and reaching further back to Milton's fallen angels and Dante's own carefully mapped hell, Postmarked Inferno is written entirely from the other side: patient, professional, and devastatingly precise correspondence from a being whose job is to know exactly what makes each of us fail.

This edition collects:

- All seven volumes of Glmr's documented career, presented in full
- The complete Companion, an eleven-part scholarly appendix tracing the book's theology, its literary lineage, and the real historical and biblical sources behind every letter
- An Author's Note addressed directly to any reader who has ever recognized more of themselves in the tempter than in the tempted

Every scriptural citation is drawn from the King James Bible. Every historical detail has been checked against the record. And every technique Glmr uses has already appeared, in some form, in the oldest book most of us have never finished reading.

He is very good at his job. This is the whole and honest record of it.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HCHDHVZC
• ISBN13: 9798190134698
• Release Date: August 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 578 Pages
• Weight: 1.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"