“Wilson lets fly at Murray Rothbard, George Smith, Samuel Konkin III, and other purveyors of what he says is the claim that some sort of metaphysical entity called a ‘right’ resides in a human being like a ‘ghost’ residing in a haunted house.”

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 240 pages

Definitive work on the Wilson/Leary eight-circuit model of the brain. Self-programming made easy!

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 262 pages

This might be the most effective twelve-step program. If one were to follow the steps herein carefully, one could be released from the mental habits that might turn one into a guru, a Republican, or an art critic:
“Weather permitting, leave the house, go outside to the street and look around. How much of what you see would have existed if humans had not designed and built it? How much that ‘just grew there’ would look different if humans had not cultivated and encouraged (or polluted) it?” AF

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 192 pages

For those who like their ancient Tantric sex secrets fast-food style, via transcendental balling and brain-blasting. This volume catalogs the effects of popular drugs on the sexual experience: cannabis, heroin, speed, cocaine, LSD—alternating with “drug people I have known” stories. If Western society insists on ingesting shortcuts to orgasmic bliss, reasons the author, they can at least do it like informed pros. Massive amount of fact, anecdote, analysis and experience. First published by Playboy Press in 1973. GR

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 188 pages

Ishtar Rising is centered around the overwhelming figure of the female breasts. How do we relate to them? What do we think about them? As usual Wilson comes up with a formula that explains the situation. He theorizes that the visual availability of breasts accounts for a culture’s condition at a certain historical time, so breasts become a sort of social barometer. In essence this is the formula:
Breasts-a-go-go = a happy, non-neurotic society.
Breasts-a-no-no = a repressed, anal society. AF

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 186 pages
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