Early Writings of Aleister Crowley

The collection features a series of articles written for Vanity Fair during the Great War, showcasing a diverse range of topics from managing relationships with women to Japanese poetry and polo. Each piece is infused with Crowley's signature irreverent humor and bold perspective, reflecting his reputation as 'The Wickedest Man Alive.' This volume captures his unique voice and commentary on various cultural and social issues of the time, making it a fascinating read for those interested in his unconventional style.