Aleister Crowley's book of poems "Waterless Clouds" is a real holiday for the esthete, connoisseur and libertine of the modern era. The book will be of interest not only to Crowley's followers (who simply do not have the right to pass by this book), but to all connoisseurs of exquisite erotic-symbolic poetry of the beginning of the century. The poems were translated by one of the most powerful translators of poetry, Ekaterina Dice. Each cycle of poems is accompanied by a sophisticated engraving, made in the aesthetics of Art Nouveau and reminding us of the magnificent works of Beardsley. As befits poetry publications for the most discerning aesthetes, each poem is presented both in translation and in the original language. In short, this is one of the highest quality poetry editions of Crowley.