Title: Superficial, weak and boring
Review: Tells me very little about the man. I knew very little about Crowley before reading this book, I know even less for having done so.The title of the book perhaps should have clued us in to the omission of any analysis or explanation of Crowley's mystical beliefs. It's probable that the intention was to present Crowley 'the man'. The problem being that this makes for only slightly more interesting reading than discussing Pete Sampras without discussing tennisThe author seems to regard Crowley as such a thorough fraud, that he does not even bother to debunk most of Crowley's tales and instead ignores them completely.This is only an 'autobiography' in the loosest terms. He was born, he lied, he died.
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