Book Of Lies by Aleister Crowley

Aleister Crowley brings paradox, ritual instruction and wordplay together in ninety-three short chapters. Their numerical and Qabalistic associations form part of a deliberately cryptic exploration of his esoteric philosophy.

Crowley’s own commentary accompanies the text, offering readers another way into its riddles and allusions. The book rewards close interpretive reading rather than functioning as a straightforward beginner’s manual.