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Mayflower, 1973. What more could be said about probably the most notorious exponents of macic (or Magick, as Crowley used to spell the word) in the 20th century. Crowley became a member of the famous Order of Golde Dawn at the turn of the century, and promptly proceeded to break it, with his decisevely left hand approach to the discipline. This happened very early in his life, when he was only in his early 20's. A lot more followed, before he reached his 70's. By the way, Crowley was also a very useful mountaineer, and a fairly good poet, none of these activities however would have made him famous. Solid, tight trade paperback. Some light edgewear and creasing to spine, some yellowing of pages near the edges, but overall classified as Good+ copy or better. More detailed description, scanned digital images, or any other obtainable additional information are available on request and normally supplied within 24 hours.. Trade Paperback. Good - Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.