Saturday, 8 January 2011
10:33 am | Posted by
John M. Kirkham |
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Brendan: "Aleister Crowley pastel sketch was done while I was drawing the part in FEVER where he appears... I was reading a fair bit about him and so he was in my thoughts when I relaxed and knocked off this picture for my own amusement. These days I find his prose almost unreadable, almost as awful as William Burroughs... How I managed to immerse myself in all that hipster 'literature' when I was in my late teens is beyond me... "
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