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Diary of a Drug Fiend
- Esoteric Classics: Occult Fiction
- Narrated by: Shea Taylor
- Length: 12 hrs and 57 mins
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- Helen
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Insightful occult classic
Given the importance to occult history, a novel by A. Crowley would naturally inspire curiosity. But, does it capture the reader and enable an insight into a historical world?
Most certainly.
I was somewhat reserved in approaching this book as Crowley’s history almost predetermined my expectations.
The listener will discover a true classic that pulls back the curtain of an eon past.
Well worthwhile.
The voice artist that recorded this and the team of editors have done an amazing reading!
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- 19-12-2022
An exciting tortturess fable of spiritual heroism
what a writer? an amazing tale worthy of the hero's quest for spiritual enlightenment. Some minor old fashion ideas of gender roles do not detract, in my view, from the essential point of the story it enhances it!
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- Andrew Wallace
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exceptional entertainment
brilliant and well written. narrated beautifully. the story keeps you engaged and gripping to see the outcome.
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- Joseph Azize
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Brilliantly red but too long
Although the Russian very witty parked in the story, the overall idea is simply wrong Haddad, and he was a lot of indulgence. However, is one of the best ratings I have heard.
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