Yesterday, Roger Ebert mentions he has Crowley’s autobiography on his bookshelf

Yesterday, Roger Ebert mentions he has Crowley’s autobiography on his bookshelf in “Books do furnish a life”

Fittingly, at least one of these mentions of Crowley is in a review of The Mountains of the Moon, which chronicles part of Sir Richard Francis Burton’s life at “MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON“

Consider also:

  1. NPR article about Jay-Z and the occult mentions Crowley
  2. New Broomstick Chronicles post links to Sam Webster: Initiate of the Mysteries
  3. New post in an older Maybe Logic thread links to The Tenth Aethyr is Called ZAX
  4. “I had picked out Boleskine for its loneliness. Lord Lovat and Mrs. Fraser-Tyler, my nearest neighbours, were eight miles away, while Grant of Glenmoriston was on the other side of Loch Ness. Besides, Boleskine was already the centre of a thousand legends. Even before I came there there was a fine crop of the regular Highland superstitions.”
  5. Post from June with a period review of Crowley’s Rites of Eleusis