…amusing. I comment on this on the first page of Portable Darkness, the book I recommended earlier. There was a novel by Dennis Wheatley, a work of fiction, published as fiction, with no pretense that it was anything else but fiction, in which Crowley and…

…invoked the great beast in England, not in Paris, and went crazy and went off to the asylum. The original version by Dennis Wheatley is dubious because it was published in a work of fiction, because there's no record of Crowley ever having spent any time…

…in quite a few books. The fascinating thing about it is it first appeared in a work of fiction, a novel by Dennis Wheatley. Dennis Wheatley was the head of the double corus Bureau of English Intelligence. Crowley was a part time employee of mi5. Each…

…a few books. The fascinating thing about it is it first appeared in a work of fiction, a novel by Dennis Wheatley. Dennis Wheatley was the head of the double corus Bureau of English Intelligence. Crowley was a part time employee of mi5. Each one of…

…Intelligence. Crowley was a part time employee of mi5. Each one of them seemed to have been highly suspicious of the other. Wheatley had a tendency to believe that any conspiracy he wasn't supervising personally was the work of the devil. Well, the double…

…he wasn't supervising personally was the work of the devil. Well, the double corus bureau had some real weirdos in it anyway. Besides Wheatley, Ian Fleming worked in the double corus bureau. You see what kind of rich fantasy life he had when you read the…

…in quite a few books. The fascinating thing about it is it first appeared in a work of fiction, a novel by Dennis Wheatley. Dennis Wheatley was the head of the double crust Bureau of English Intelligence. Crowley was a part time employee of mi5. Each…

…a few books. The fascinating thing about it is it first appeared in a work of fiction, a novel by Dennis Wheatley. Dennis Wheatley was the head of the double crust Bureau of English Intelligence. Crowley was a part time employee of mi5. Each one of…

…Intelligence. Crowley was a part time employee of mi5. Each one of them seemed to have been highly suspicious of the other. Wheatley had a tendency to believe that any conspiracy he wasn't supervising personally was the work of the devil. Well the double…

…he wasn't supervising personally was the work of the devil. Well the double crust bureau had some real weirdos in it anyway. Besides Wheatley, Ian Fleming worked in the double crust bureau you see what kind of rich fantasy life he had when you read the…