Diary of a Drug Fiend

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Mentioned by

R. U. Sirius

as part of a list of books everybody read.

Mentioned in relation to Alistair Crowley, who visited Villa di Vecchi while working on it, which was released in 1922.

Mentioned by

Alan Chapman

in the context of Crowley trying to make money.

Mentioned by Philip Collins when discussing occultists' use of drugs and claims linking narcotics to 'evolution' or spiritual ascent.

Mentioned by

Tracy B. Wilson

, as a novel that Aleister Crowley said was based on personal experience.

Mentioned by

Isaac O'Shreck

as a book similar to “Infinite Jest”, about a recovering drug addict.

Mentioned by

William Ramsey

when discussing Timothy Leary's book 'Confessions of a Hope Fiend'.

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