Aleister Crowley

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Exploring the multifaceted life of one of Britain's most notorious figures, the narrative delves into his roles as an occultist, poet, and free-love advocate. Known for his controversial pursuits, including summoning demons and espionage, he sought to save humanity while earning the title of "The Wickedest Man in the World." The book captures the paradox of a genius whose ambitions led to both acclaim and alienation, painting a vivid portrait of a man who lived on the edge of societal norms.