CONFESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH HACHISH EATER.
Reading edition
“There is a sort of bizarre attraction in this fantastic little book, with its weird, unhealthy imaginations.”—Whitehall Review.
“Imagination or some other faculty plays marvellous freaks in this little book.”—Lloyd’s Weekly.
“A weird little book.... The author seems to have been delighted with his dreams, and ... carefully explains how hachish may be made from the resin or the common hemp plant.”—Daily Chronicle.
“To be added to the literature of what is, after all, a very undesirable subject. Weak minds may generate a morbid curiosity if stimulated in this direction.”—Bradford Observer.
“The stories told by our author have a decidedly Oriental flavour, and we would not be surprised if some foolish individuals did endeavour to procure some of the drug, with a view to experience the sensation described by the writer of this clever brochure.”—Edinburgh Courant.
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