The Devil and Democracy”
| Title | The Devil and Democracy” |
| Year for Search | 1966 |
| Authors | Cleeve, Brian [Brendon Talbot](1921-2003) |
| Secondary Title | The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction |
| Volume / Edition | 31.5 (186) |
| Pagination | 115-28 |
| Date Published | November 1955 |
| Keywords | Irish author, Male author |
| Annotation | Satire on the unionization of Hell. |
| Holding Institutions | PSt |
| Author Note | The author (1921-2003) was born and raised in England. During World War 2, he was court-marshaled for his objections to the treatment of an African prisoner and sentenced to three years, from which he was released on his agreeing to spy for British intelligence. He moved to South Africa in 1948, which expelled him in 1954 for his opposition to apartheid, when he moved to Ireland. |
| Full Text | 1966 Cleeve, Brian [Brendon Talbot] (1921-2003). “The Devil and Democracy.” The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction 31.5 (186) (November 1966): 115-28. PSt Satire on the unionization of Hell. The author was born and raised in England. During World War 2, he was court-marshaled for his objections to the treatment of an African prisoner and sentenced to three years, from which he was released on his agreeing to spy for British intelligence. He moved to South Africa in 1948, which expelled him in 1954 for his opposition to apartheid, when he moved to Ireland. |
