by Aldous Huxley
by Aldous Huxley Non-fiction This is a well-known treatise on altered perceptions and is loosely categorized as Philosophy. The Doors of Perception is largely about the author's experience of mescaline and the altered mental perceptions of the world he experienced under the influence of the dr...
I don't even know why I thought this might be a good read for me. Sure, this is the book the inspired The Doors but it is infinitely more enjoyable to listen to Jim Morrison's musical expressions of his experiments with drugs than it is to read Huxley's accounts of his, and even then this is only...
Hello there Booklikers! I decided to start a new vlog dedicated to books. I am an eclectic reader, so I thought it would be a good idea to share a "reading list" of books that are interesting for art geeks, even if they're not necessarily about art. The first book to be featured is Aldous Huxley'...
Going into this I had very high hopes, which were somewhat let down. A book about hallucinogenic drugs and altered mind-states written by author of famed science fiction novel Brave New World (which, as of writing, I have yet to read). Being that I have dabbled in the use of psychedelics and studied...
ForewordBiographical Introduction--The Doors of Perception--Heaven and Hell
ForewordBiographical Introduction--The Doors of Perception--Heaven and Hell
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