This curated collection explores the mythic, cultural and philosophical dimensions of Satanism through a neo-romantic lens - drawing on literary rebellion, symbolic defiance and humanist conviction. Spanning historical demonology, moral panic, cultural occultism and secular ethics, these works reframe Satan not as a deity, but as a symbol of resistance, critical inquiry and radical self-determination. Rooted in adversarial thought and universal humanist values, this collection speaks to those seeking a philosophy unbound by dogma, untethered from religious branding and sharpened against the illusions of moral authority.

Printable guide with summaries and categories available here on the Internet Archive.