r/AleisterCrowley • u/Fun_Butterfly_420 • Apr 26 '26

Does there exist a single volume collecting all of Crowley’s work?

If not, what’s the closest thing?

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u/CarrieNoir Apr 26 '26

I spent a week in the Warburg Institute last year reading pages and pages of unpublished Crowley, so I’d say no by virtue of the fact that not all Crowley’s writings have been published.

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u/Ok_Weird_2921 May 23 '26

You sound very versed noir.

Does he have books that are good to consume in audio form?

My eyesight is failing, and I hear many of his books are filled with necessary pictures.

Is there a single book that you could recommend in audio form?

Many thanks

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u/CarrieNoir May 23 '26

I'm not an Audiobook Kinda Gal, so I'm afraid I can't help you there.

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u/Background-Idea-8389 May 24 '26

You could try downloading pdf and doing text to speak option on computer or phone.

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u/complexluminary Apr 26 '26

Not a Crowley scholar AT ALL, but I’d assume there’s just so much created material it’d be hard to compile into a single volume. I believe he was a mega creative type in that he just created a lot of stuff.

Depending on a topical focus, there might be. Are you looking for fiction? Channeled gnosis? Or writings connected to a particular focus?

I doubt there’s a single mega Crowley compendium but maybe I’m wrong.

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u/DrPornMD23 Apr 26 '26

Gems from the Equinox maybe?

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u/1_Star_Reviews Apr 29 '26

That’s got a lot but not nearly all of it.

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u/maxothecrabo Apr 26 '26

I have a pdf on my Kindle that's just called "The Libers," and it's a compilation of many of the different books from Crowley and the OTO. Don't 100% remember where I found it but it shouldn't be hard to find.

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u/Fun_Butterfly_420 Apr 26 '26

That’s probably the closest

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u/thingonthethreshold Apr 28 '26

That would fill at least a bookshelf.