The book that brings Crowley's life just that little bit closer - but personally I wouldn't want a mind so excessively awe-inspiring any closer... the book itself is fascinating and enlightening, informative yet questionable, but also hilarious and sometimes frightening. Everything you'd like to ask the self-proclaimed Master Magickian but would be afraid to ask. Well worth the (lengthy & sometimes taxing) read, but watch out for those few inconsistencies that make him not quite the man he seems - if seeming and being can be distinguished in his 'world'. After reading this you'll love him or loathe him. But as we all know, there's a fine line between the two. You have been warned. Don't come crying to me afterwards.