Aceldama. 425.
Mr. Crowley’s earliest and most wonderful mystic
poem. Less than 5 copies remain for sale.
The Tale of Archais. 55.
** “A Gentleman of the University of Cambridge’
wields a wonderful pen, much of his workis exceed-
ingly beautiful... . In conclusion, as far as descrip-
tive power and. beauty of thought are concerned,
we consider that the author of‘The Tale of Archais’
holds the first place among the latter-day poets.” —
Cambridge Magazine.
Songs of the Spirit. 35. 6d.
Delicate lyrics, illustrating the vague, yet holy
aspirations of adolescence.
s¢. . . We have read with admiration for its in-
tense spirituality, as well as for its technical super-
iorities, . .. this volume,in which we are sure of
having heard an impressive and an original voice.
The verse of ‘Songs of the Spirit’—essentiallyin-
tricate, introspective if you like—is also free from
obvious artifice and eccentricity, it is fiery and clear
measured and easy of phrasing.” — Manchester
Guardian.
117