“A new examination of Hitler as a traditional religious phenomenon rather than the political aberration he is more comfortably considered to be. This book demonstrates convincingly that Nazism followed the same pattern of religio-political manipulation repeated from the time of Constantine until today. Details Catholic collusion with Hitler and the occult and magical roots of the Nazi Party.”

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 192 pages

A personal account of the religion by two writers who entered it from the outside. “This book deals very frankly with psychic and psychological phenomena that some readers will find disturbing or simply will not believe.” Sample chapters: “White Zombie,” “Voodoo in the Waiting Room,” “Spirits That Findeth Hidden Treasure,” and “Inside a Botanica.” “Includes descriptions of the phenomena triggered by voodoo practice, divination techniques, spells and a method of self-initiation.”GR

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 192 pages

The Game of Life is not simply a book: It is an experience. It is an organic computer. Leary uses ancient symbols to get his point across. But when he uses ancient symbols, they are no longer ancient, they are simply intelligence. Aleister Crowley's most dedicated student, Israel Regardie, wrote of Timothy Leary: “Posterity, I am certain, will have a finer appreciation of what he has contributed to the world than we have today.” DW

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 294 pages
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Leary pilots us off-planet and out-of-body through an updated version of Exo-Psychology (circa 1975) which takes account of cyber-realities of the 90s (neuroelectronic networks)… “The metamorphosis of human species from terrestrial to extra-terrestrial was signalled by the almost simultaneous discoveries of neuroactive drugs, electronic instruments, DNA code, sub-atomic nuclear energies, quantum physics, computers, electronic communication.”

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 139 pages

Imaginative science fiction pseudo-dossier collage encoding the philosophy of Leary’s “future history” book series. “Commodore Leri, the Out-Caste Agent who serves as quest-editor for this manual, is better known to galactic soap opera fans for his later work in High Energy Fusion in the Sagittarius Sector. The Intelligence Agents is a collection of 20th century documents which has enjoyed considerable popularity throughout the galaxy because of its Juvenile Charm. It is a classic portrait of a group of fledgling Agents, just graduated from Cadet status, facing their first mutational duty.”—from the Publisher’s Notes.

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 214 pages

Expanded and updated edition of Neuropolitics: “The message of the DNA code is: Migrate from the Nursery Planet.” LERI encounters G. Gordon Liddy (first as his prosecuting attorney at Millbrook), Charles Manson (in the jail cell next door), media manipulation and mass brainwashing, and moves from LSD to Zero G.

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 187 pages

Essays dealing with synchronicity and isomorphism in art and science, with special reference to quantum mechanics and genetics. “If there is a thesis hidden in these random explorations, it might be that nonsense has its own meanings and that Lewis Carroll, the fantasist, was just as wise as Charles Dodgson, the logician who happened to inhabit the same body as Carroll.”

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 250 pages

“Eventually my interest in the Illuminati was to lead me through a cosmic Fun House featuring double and triple agents, UFOs, possible Presidential assassination plots, the enigmatic symbols on the dollar bill, messages from Sirius, pancakes from Gods-know-where, the ambiguities of Aleister Crowley, some mysterious hawks that follow Uri Geller around, Futurists, Immortalists, plans to leave this planet and the latest paradoxes of quantum mechanics.”

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 269 pages

Heretical short essays on a range of Discordian topics from “The Mandelbrot Fractal?” to “The Dog Castrator of Palm Springs.” SS

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 256 pages

“Includes Wilson’s witty and humorous observations about the widely spread (and, happily, premature) announcement of his demise. And, of course, what Wilson masterpiece would be complete without synchronicities, religious fanatics, UFOs, crop circles, paranoia, pompous scientists, secret societies, high tech, black magic, quantum physics, hoaxes (real and fake), Orson Welles, James Joyce, Carl Sagan, Madonna and the Vagina of Nuit.”

Publisher: New Falcon
Paperback: 256 pages