Edit. Barnes & Noble Books, 1996 New York. Holandesa en cartoné y lomo en tela con sobrecubierta ilustrada. Sobrecubierta algo deslucida. 8ºM (21,5x15cm). 340 pags. «First published in 1952, The Devils of Loudun is Aldous Huxley’s thrilling account of one of history’s most sensational cases of mass demonic possession. In seventeeth-century France, an entire Catholic convent is apparently possessed by the devil. Urban Grandier, a charismatic priest, is accused of being in league with Satan and seducing the nuns – both spiritually and sexually. After a much-publicized trial, Grandier is burnt at the stake for witchcraft. This gripping true history of Grandier and the nuns of Loudun is told by one of the master storytellers of the 20th century.»