The Screwtape Letters and Similar Works

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First of all, Happy New Year to everybody.

I recently learned that some authors have written works in the same mold as (and in some cases, unofficial “sequels” to) C.S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters. Some of these works include such titles as:

The Wormwood File: E-mail From Hell by Jim Forest
Screwtape Writes Again by Walter M. Martin
The Wormwood Letters by Bryan Miles
The Michael Letters: Heaven’s answer to Screwtape by Jim Peschke
The Screwtape Email by Arthur H Williams, Jr.

Has anybody on the forum read any of these? Are they any really good? Did you like them?
 
Subscribing. Loved the Screwtape Letters, would like to read more like it.
 
I haven’t read any of the ones you listed but loved “The Snakebite Letters: Devilishly Devious Secrets for Subverting Society as Taught in Tempter’s Training School”. It’s by Peter Kreeft and is written in a similar style to the Screwtape Letters.
 
Fr. Dwight Longenecker’s The Gargoyle Code and Slubgrip Instructs.
 
In_Hoc_Signo312 said:
First of all, Happy New Year to everybody.

I recently learned that some authors have written works in the same mold as (and in some cases, unofficial “sequels” to) C.S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters. Some of these works include such titles as:

The Wormwood File: E-mail From Hell by Jim Forest
Screwtape Writes Again by Walter M. Martin
The Wormwood Letters by Bryan Miles
The Michael Letters: Heaven’s answer to Screwtape by Jim Peschke
The Screwtape Email by Arthur H Williams, Jr.

Has anybody on the forum read any of these? Are they any really good? Did you like them?
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Most of those I haven’t read. The ones I did … well, I can’t say they’re as good as the original.
 
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