Aleister Crowley was not only one of the most radical thinkers of the 20th century, but also a prolific prose writer. Crowley was always experimenting with literary form. He composed jatakas, magical allegories, erotic miniatures, detective stories, and novels. He was influenced by other authors, most notably Edgar Allan Poe, but his own voice was always discernible, even in texts published under pseudonyms. Many readers who find Crowley's magical writings too complex turn to his prose with enthusiasm. (Keith Rice)Beautiful prose, burning and sparkling, which, following the philosophy of Crowley, makes you treat sex as a sacred act in which there is no place even for mental betrayal. (Tver Life)Contents: WarcraftNavy needsAfter the FallThe Testament of Magdalene BlairUnworthyWhat is called an allegoryJust a dogCocaineThe Heart of Holy Rus'