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... one. The first attemfit from the south-west by way of the Yalung glacier was made as long ago as 1905 by the egregious Aleister Crowley, later notorious for his dabblings in black magic; an inexperienced young American came to grief there in 1929; and F ...

... 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 ...

... An early novel about satanism and black magic set in Paris at the tum of the century, and based on the activities of Aleister Crowley. The novel also includes an autobiographical fragment by the author. Mary Pickford SUNSHINE AND SHADOW The fascinating ...

... 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 ...

... manuscripts of such diverse literary figures as Charles Darwin, Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, Captain Fa_l_con Scott, Aleister Crowley, George Bernard Shaw, Dame Edith Sitwell, Maurice Hewlett, Edgar Jepson, Sir Walter Scott and James Beattie. On the same ...

... times in the fining of wines, while me an attractive hobby: if ever I it is definitely employed in such met the late Aleister Crowley I should industrial processes as sugar refining certainly have found every excuse to and salt refining. get away as quickly ...

... the two Worid Wars. Some of the W:i Is :nteresnng .'%gé’d uD Atnhli figures in it, like the horrific Aleister €y, In a new introduction to his Crowley, will be familiar to many 170 Chinese Poems (21s. Constable) readers, but the book is honeycombed saying ...

... (as opposed to the cleverness with which he says it) is little more than the old Aleister Crowley password: “Love is the law; love under will.” Auden also shares Crowley’s taste for “sin” and much else that is half-baked. ...

... to the presence of The Lady), oppressively so. But Neuburg, thottgh he had long since broken off his association with Aleister Crowley, was to incur such mistrust, quite undeservedly, for the rest of his life, He was in reality the most humane and kindly ...

... ready enough with their information, and, most important of all, Miss Fuller obtained access to the unpublished papers of Aleister Crowley. Her own meeting with Neuburg came about through the “Poets’ Corner” which he edited for the “Sunday Referee,” during ...

... magician, Aleister Crowley, a man he refuses to see as a charlatan, and whom he calls one of Britain’s undiscovered geniuses. On Crowley's life, he plans a full-length feature film. It would not be a straight biography, nor simply an evocation of Crowley’s almost ...