Golden Twigs
Aleister Crowley
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· 1 ratings · 167 pages · Published: 13 Apr 1988
This collection of eight compelling tales intensely dramatize themes drawn from The Golden Bough, from the ancient legend of the sacred oak of Nemi to Satanism in modern France. Like Poe's short stories, magic, murder and mystery are woven together into stories you won't forget.
Written in America during the First World War, these creative re-tellings of folklore and legend are collected here for the first time, edited and annotated by Martin P. Starr, a scholar of Crowley's life and works. Illustrated with a previously unpublished portrait of Crowley by Arnold Genthe.