Satan's Preacher Man - ACT 1

Satan's Preacher Man - Act 1 is the first in a trilogy of Christian allegories told from the Devil's point-of-view. Satan's Preacher Man, the most mysterious and enigmatic personality in the mythology of the Blues, has unfortunately disappeared almost completely from the collective consciousness of the human race. No book records his life, no wax recording records his music, and no gravestone records his epitaph; a life erased almost completely from the annals of human history. His heinous deeds, however, are recorded in the memories of a select few, who have finally, after a half-century of silence and fear, have begun to remember the life and resurrect the legend of this charismatic and most unfathomable man. Most speak of Satan's Preacher Man with contemptuousness in their voice and terror in their soul. The evils of Satan's Preacher Man know no bounds, not even the bounds of Death herself! Satan's best work is done in the name of Jesus! - Satan's Preacher Man, 1937 Robert Dwight Brown is the dark genius of the blues. Satan's Preacher Man is his masterpiece. The spirit of Robert Johnson is brought to life in this cult classic of Mississippi Delta Blues. It contains all the classic Blues archetypes: the Hellhound, the Crossroads, and the Deal with the Devil. And it brings a new archetype: preaching the blues. We've had singing the blues, living the blues, but now through the character of Satan's Preacher Man, we have preaching the blues. The blues is preached through sermons, song lyrics, and incredible dialogue. Like Robert Johnson's words and music, this novel has the haunting spirit, the mysterious feel, and the Mississippi Delta earthiness of the blues. - Tony Moffeit, author of Poetry is Dangerous: The Poet is an Outlaw and singer-songwriter of Outlaw Blues Revolution.