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The History of Everything, According to Lucifer
Paperback
Series: Shadows
Publisher: Edward Heath
Published: Jun 8 2026
Pages: 92
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.22 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
For countless ages, Lucifer has watched everything.
From the birth of civilizations to the fall of empires, from the rise of monsters to the mistakes of gods, he has observed humanity from his throne deep within Hell. Once known as the Lightbringer, he now serves as the eternal warden of the infernal realm, recording history as only an immortal witness can.
As ancient mysteries resurface and strange events begin unfolding across Heaven, Hell, and the world of men, Lucifer finds himself reflecting on the decisions that shaped creation itself. The silence of the gods, the origins of supernatural races, forgotten legends, and humanity's endless struggle to define its own future all become pieces of a much larger story.
Part memoir, part cosmic history, and part philosophical journey, The History of Everything, According to Lucifer offers a unique perspective on creation through the eyes of the one being who has been there from the very beginning.
Some stories are told by heroes.
This one is told by the Devil.
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