Diary of a Drug Fiend and Other Works by Aleister Crowley

<B>This elegant hardback edition presents various works by occult writer and mystic, Aleister Crowley, featuring deluxe cover embossing and intricate printed page edges.</B><BR><BR>A piece of fiction inspired by Crowley's own experience of drugs and first published in 1922, <i>The Diary of a Drug Fiend</i> follows Sir Peter Pendragon, a veteran pilot of World War I, who comes into money and saves himself from life-sapping indolence by marrying Louise Laleham, a devotee of the occultist Basil King Lamus. This collection also includes <i>Moonchild,</i> <i>The Book of the Law</i>, <i>The Book of Lies,</i> <i>White Stains </i>and <i>Household Gods, </i>all vital components of the Crowley canon. Together they give unique insight into the mind of this enigmatic occultist.<BR><BR>This<b> handsome gift edition</b> has real collector's appeal, featuring <b>printed page edges </b>and <b>beautifully designed, full-color endpapers, </b>making it a wonderful gift or collectible for any fan of the occult.