He noted that a number of events in his life seemed to mirror events in The Three Impostors, most notably a conflict in the order between William Butler Yeats (a "young man with spectacles") and Aleister Crowley, which reached its height around this time. (These experiences are reflected on in Alan Moore's Snakes and Ladders.)
He observed that several events from his life mirrored those depicted in The Three Impostors, particularly a conflict between William Butler Yeats (a "young man with spectacles") and Aleister Crowley, which reached its peak around this period. These experiences are also discussed in Alan Moore's Snakes and Ladders.