Aleister Crowley Books

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The following is a collection of Aleister Crowley books. Aleister Crowley (1875-1947) was a notorious magician, poet, painter, writer, mystic, drug cultist, master chess player, mountain climber, satanist, lecher, and an occult storyteller.
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Aleister Crowley Books

  1. AHA!

    Publisher: Falcon Press, third printing, 1987, soft cover, ISBN: 0-941-404-29-3, 80 pages.
    Synopsis: An epic poem about mysticism by Aleister Crowley, with commentary by Israel Regardie.
    C/P: NM / $8

  2. Astrology

    Publisher: Neville Spearman, 1974, hard cover, ISBN: 0-85978-001-5, 204 pages.
    Synopsis: Aleister Crowley's Astrology includes an examination of the general princoples of astrology, a study of Neptune, and a study of Uranus or Herschel. Edited and introduced by Stephen Skinner.
    C/P: VG++ / $35

  3. Book 4

    Publisher: Sangreal Foundation, Inc., second printing, 1972, hard cover, ISBN: 0-87913-002-4, 127 pages.
    Synopsis: Part one of Book 4 deals with Yoga and the techniques of mental discipline required to achieve success. Part two of Book 4 examines magical symbolism and explains ritual magic in both psychological and mystical terms.
    C/P: NM / $30

  4. The Book of Lies

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., 1992, paperback, ISBN: 0-87728-516-0, 196 pages.
    Synopsis: A collection of 93 paradoxes that challenge readers with their interpretations. Some seem idiotic, while others appear amazingly clever. Food for the mind. First published in 1913.
    C/P: New / $10

  5. The Book of Thoth (Egyptian Tarot)

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., 1989, paperback, ISBN: 0-87728-268-4, 287 pages.
    Synopsis: An in-depth examination of the Tarot of the Egyptians by Aleister Crowley. Originally published in 1944 as The Equinox, Volume III, Number Five. Includes the essays: Theory of the Tarot, The Keys or Trumps, The Court Cards, The Samll Cards, and Invocation and Mnemonics.
    C/P: VG++ / $10

  6. Clouds without Water

    Publisher: Reprinted by the Yogi Publication Society, Des Plaines, Illinois, soft cover, ISBN: 0-911662-50-2, 108 pages.
    Synopsis: Edited from a private manuscript by the Rev. C. Verey (Aleister Crowley) in London, which was privately printed for circulation among ministers of religion in 1909. Includes mystic instruction.
    C/P: NM / $15

  7. The Confessions of Aleister Crowley - An Autohagiography

    Publisher: Bantam Books, second printing, 1971, paperback, 1058 pages.
    Synopsis: The profane and uninhibited memoirs of Aleister Crowley. Includes 32 pages of pictures of Aleister Crowley. A must read for Crowley researchers.
    Chapters include:
    Towards the Golden Dawn
    The Mystical Adventure
    The Advent of the Aeon of Horus
    Magical Workings
    The Magus
    The Abbey of Thelema
    C/P: VG- (considerable cover damage) / $15

  8. Diary of a Drug Fiend

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., paperback, ISBN: 0-87728-146-7.
    Synopsis: Crowley's first published novel in 1922, this is a detailed account of drug addiction and the drug experience. It tells the story of a man and a woman who fall madly in love, and travel throughout Europe in a frienzied haze of herion and cocaine usage. When their drug supply is cut off, they face despair, and they turn to the guidance of King Lamus, a master Adept, to free themselves from their addiction through the application of practical Magick. An interesting story that addresses the psychology of drug addiction and its cure through the use of true will.
    C/P: Brand new / $12

  9. The Equinox

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., 1993, hardcover, deluxe limited edition of 500 sets, all bound in cream cloth with gilt lettering, in original clear plastic protective wrappers, ISBN: 0-87728-206-4.
    Synopsis: This is the complete set of ten volumes of Aleister Crowley's magical encyclopedia, The Equinox. Crowley called The Equinox "the Encyclopedia of Initiation." The ten volumes that comprise this massive and unique set of books were originally issued privately from 1909 to 1914 and were known as "The Review of Scientific Illuminism," in which Crowley sought to break through to the essential nature of all religious teaching, and extract the kernel of unbiased truth from the miasma of dogma and superstition. He viewed The Equinox as a sort of Rosetta Stone in which the quintessence of the ancient wisdom was to be preserved in as permanent a form as possible, in the light of the dictates of the New Aeon. A complete overview of the entire Occult Tradition is undertaken in these pages. The hitherto secret lectures of The Golden Dawn are published. Methods of mental, physical, and magickal training are given, as well as rituals that Crowley either wrote or revised for individual and group workings. Instructions in the Qabalah, Yoga, Sexual Magick, the revelation of The Book of the Law and its credo for this Aeon, are all included among the instruction. Also included are poetry, short stories, contemporary essays, and book reviews. The Equinox is essential for the student of Crowley as cross references to it are found in nearly all of his writings. For the student of Magick in general, who wishes to apprehend something of the nature of the science and art, The Equinox is a valuable and treasured tool.
    C/P: New / $900

  10. The Heart of the Master & other papers

    Publisher: New Falcon Publicatons, 1992, soft cover, ISBN: 1-56184-027-0, 126 pages.
    Synopsis: A visionary text written in 1925 at Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia, the site of ancient Carthage. It heralds the arising of the Beast 666 as a prophet of a New Aeon governed by Horus, the God of Force and Fire. This work establishes the ancient theology of the initiatory philosophy of Thelema. Also included is a poetic summary of the elements of the Holy Qabalah, with illustrations of the Tree of Life and the Major Arcana of the Tarot as a guide to meditation.
    C/P: VG++ / $12

  11. The Holy Books of Thelema

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., second printing, 1990, paperback, ISBN: 0-87728-686-8, 270 pages.
    Synopsis: The Equinox, Volume III, Number Nine. These writings are the cornerstone of Crowley's religious system, Thelema. He received these words while in high mystical trance, through direct-voice dictation from a praeternatural intelligence. A collection of divinely-inspired theophanies.
    C/P: New / $15

  12. Liber E and Liber O

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., 1976, paperback, ISBN: 0-87728-341-9, 36 pages.
    Synopsis: Liber E was first published in The Equinox, Volume 1, Number 1, at the Spring Equinox of 1909. Liber O was first published in The Equinox, Volume 1, Number 2, at the Autumn Equinox of 1909. This reprint is a photo-offset of the original two articles which give magical instructions on physical clairvoyance, posture, regularisation of breathing, control of thought, physical limitations, the ritual of the pentagram, and the ritual of the hexagram.
    C/P: VG+ / $8

  13. Liber XV

    Publisher: Issue from the Thelema Lodge, Grand Lodge, Ordo Templi Orientis, 1978, pamphlet, 22 pages.
    Synopsis: Liber XV are instructions for furnishing the temple, officers, ceremonies, and an anthem.
    C/P: VG+ / $20

  14. Magick in Theory and Practice

    Publisher: Castle Books, New York, hardcover, 436 pages.
    Synopsis: A book of Magick postulates and theorems. This is Crowley's guidebook to Magick.
    C/P: VG (marker on inside of front cover) / $20

  15. Moonchild

    Publisher: Avon Books, second printing, 1971, paperback, 319 pages.
    Synopsis: A novel. Promised thirteen gifts by a fortuneteller, Lisa is disappointed when she sees only twelve. But she does not recognize the thirteenth gift. For it is a man, an extraordinary man of amazing powers, irrestibily attractive and sensual. And this man leads Lisa on an exciting quest, first into exciting womanhood, and then into the terrifying subworld of the occult. It is a trip never to be forgotten for the beautiful girl who becomes the Moonchild.
    C/P: VG+ (some cover creasing) / $6

  16. 777 and other Qabalistic writings of Aleister Crowley

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., seventh printing, 1993, paperback, ISBN: 0-87728-670-1.
    Synopsis: This book includes tree Qabalistic texts: Gematria, 777, and Sepher Sephiroth. The first, Gematria, explains the oretical and practical Qabalistic number analysis and philosophy. The second, 777, contains an overview of the symbolism of the major world religions, as well as the system of correspondence of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, and functions as a complete magical and philosophical dictionary. The third, Sepher Sephiroth, is a unique dictionary listing hundreds of Hebrew words arranged by numerical value.
    C/P: New / $13

  17. Tarot Divination

    Publisher: Samuel Wiser, Inc., seventh printing, 1989, soft cover, ISBN: 0-87728-347-8, 66 pages.
    Synopsis: Instructions on divination through the use of tarot card readings. First published in 1912 as part of the Equinox, Volume 1, Number 8, under the title: A Description of the Cards of the Tarot with their attributions: including a method of divinastion by their use.
    C/P: New / $15

  18. Yoga

    Publisher: Sangreal Foundation, Inc., second printing, 1972, hard cover, ISBN: 0-87913-004-0, 80 pages.
    Synopsis: Eight lectures on Yoga by Mahatma Guru Sri Paramahansa Shivaji. The Equinox, Volume III, Number Four.
    C/P: NM / $35