Cocaine (Illustrated) by Crowley, Aleister - 2020-10-19

Edmonds: Holmes Publishing Group, 1996. Hand bound monograph with parchment overlay; A FINE COPY. Crowley's views on prohibition are certainly entertaining though it is suspected very few readers were amused at the time. Very jocular piece and informative about the drug's use in New York during the period after World War I. Crowley-Thelema series VIII. Edited by Adrian Axworthy. Octavo.

Axiom Books, 2020. New. Thank you for supporting Earthlight Books and independent bookstores. Trade paperback. Brand new. First published in the October 1917 edition of The International, Aleister Crowley's examination of cocaine and its role in society is a fascinating and important document in recreational drug history. Both "Cocaine" and Crowley's essay "Absinthe the Green Goddess," included here, serve as companion pieces to Crowley's other notable writings about his experimentation with narcotics, Diary of a Drug Fiend and The Psychology of Hashish.

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Hard Cover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; The Cocaine: Includes the essay "Absinthe the Green Goddess".

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Fine.. Aleister Crowley. Cocaine. San Francisco: Level Press, 1973. First separate publication of Crowley's essay, originally published in the October 1917 issue of The International. Twelvemo. Unpaginated [32]pp. Introduction by David Hoye. Cover art, full-page illustrations, and illustrated chapter headings by April Funcke. Staple bound in red illustrated paper wrappers with publisher's address given as "700 Diamond". .