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Referring to LILITH by George MacDonald: [It's] vision of evil-as-good and good-as-evil, it's wild, uncontrollable symbolism, and its hotchpotch of gnostic religions and sinister folklore, is evidence of a mind in disintegration. One is not surprised to learn that soon after LILITH was published, MacDonald drew into total silence, not speaking even to members of his family.