The Devil and All His Works by Dennis Wheatley (1971, First American Edition)

A striking and richly illustrated classic of occult literature, The Devil and All His Works is Dennis Wheatley’s definitive exploration of demonology, witchcraft, superstition, and the history of the occult. Published in 1971 by American Heritage Press (a subsidiary of McGraw-Hill), this first American edition presents Wheatley’s sweeping narrative on the powers of darkness, paired with vivid color plates and archival illustrations.

Wheatley, a bestselling British novelist of thrillers and occult fiction, takes readers on a journey through Satanic rituals, medieval witch trials, grimoires, black masses, and the cultural history of humanity’s fascination with the devil. The book is lavishly designed with dramatic visuals that make it as much a collectible art object as a reference volume.

This hardcover edition remains in very good condition, with a clean interior and only light shelf wear to the dust jacket. A standout piece for collectors of occult history, esoteric reference works, or Wheatley’s influential body of writing.