The Beast by Daniel P. Mannix

The Beast by Daniel P. Mannix

The Beast by Daniel P. Mannix offers a shocking and captivating biography of Aleister Crowley, a man infamous for his rejection of societal norms and his reputation as "the wickedest man in the world." Born in 1875 to a religious family, Crowley rebelled against his upbringing, becoming a leading figure in occult societies, befriending literary giants like W.B. Yeats, and even climbing to fame in the worlds of poetry, mountaineering, and the occult. From his days at Cambridge University to his infamous Satanic rituals and drug-fueled lifestyle, this biography explores every aspect of Crowley's scandalous and controversial life, from his personal relationships to his notorious religious sect in Sicily. Mannix provides an unflinching look at Crowley’s influence on both the occult world and popular culture.

Why You'll Love This Book
This biography is perfect for readers fascinated by occult history, controversial figures, and dark, rebellious characters. Mannix’s portrayal of Aleister Crowley offers an insightful, often shocking exploration into the life of one of history’s most infamous and misunderstood men.