The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty

Chris MacNeil is an actress renting a house in Georgetown. Her eleven-year-old daughter Regan starts behaving oddly, then violently, and every specialist in Washington runs out of explanations.

Blatty based it on a real 1949 case and wrote most of the novel as a medical and psychiatric procedural — the tests, the diagnoses, the doctors quietly giving up — which is why the supernatural material lands so hard. The real subject is Father Karras, a Jesuit psychiatrist who has lost his faith and is asked to act anyway.

One of the best-selling horror novels ever written, and considerably better than its reputation as a shock piece suggests.

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