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... Maugham THE MAGICIAN By W. Somerset Maugham. An early novel based on the life and activities of Aleister Crowley, the ‘black-magician,’ in Paris. It includes a long autobiographical fragment, hitherto unpublished. Full colour jacket. Streamers available ...
... set in Paris THE MAGICIAN This novel, first published in 1908 when Maugham was thirty-four, is based on the agtivmes of Aleister Crowley, the celebrated dabbler in the Black Arts. It also contains 4 hitherto unpublished fragment of autobiography by the author ...
... TOWER by John Symonds Book Society Recommendation 10s. 6d. An unusual novel by the author of the sensational life of Aleister Crowley: The Great Beast. The narratorhero 1s a collector of bric-a-brac, a dilettante; here he tells the story of his affairs ...
... he wrote as early as 1908 re-published. It is The Magician which, founded on the black magical exploits of the late Aleister Crowley, still has power to make flesh creep. Sir Jacob published the second volume of his autobiography last year Photographs ...
... unique book on its theme. Out 12 December 15s. 6th Impression THE GREAT BEAST JOHN SY MO N DS' definitive biography of Aleister Crowley `The story of a man who, early in life, deliberately chose evil' Reynolds News 'A book of extraordinary fascination' ...
... by | John Symonds ’ Book Society Recommendation I 10s 6d An unusual novel by the author of { the sensational life of Aleister Crowley: The Great Beast—' This odd and witty novel . . . entertaining and with a nicely placed frisson of horror.’ — DANIEL ...
... of will ; who formulated his own religion : a visionary and. on his own testimony, more than a visionarythe late Mr. Aleister Crowley. R. L. C. Footß. ...
... of will; who formulated his own religion; a visionary and, on his own testi• mony, more than a visionarythe late Mr. Aleister Crowley. M. C. ...
... newspapers called Aleister Crowley the wickedest man in the world. He called himself the Great Beast. A lord of black magic, his drugs and his sex life assured him a notoriety of which any publicity - minded Satanist might be proud. After Crowley's death in ...
... Maturity in Reading. D8.xii,274 4figs.24tabs.. 37/6 Chicago U.P. : Camb.U.P. (27.7.56) Ps. Great Beast, The: Aleister Crowley (Symonds) 5C8.320. n.e. sd.3/6 Hamilton, Staff. Bi Great Dialogues (Plato) Tr.fr.Greek Rouse. 5C8.525. Mentor Bks, — ...
... after the 1914-18 war. Her book, “Laughing Torso,” was the suabiecl of a sensational libel action in 1934, when the late Aleister Crowley alleged that it imputed that he had g;‘li%tlllsed black magic. He lost his ...
... Just a fake My own view is that Aleister Crowley was a fake. His wickedness was about as genuine as Mr. Stiggins' piety. He was just an exhibitionist who, having discovered he could not make a name for himself by being good, tried to do it by being bad ...