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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to James Branch Cabell
17th Sept. '22
c/o English Review 18 Bedford Square London, W.C.
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
I sent you a copy of the Book of the Law some months ago.
The U.S. Customs passed it free and then it returned mysteriously to me.
I had some very interesting conferences with (H.L.) Mencken [H.L. Mencken]. He told me that you had recently published a book. . . .
I have been partly busy and partly ill, so that my proposed essay on you (about which Mencken is very enthusiastic). . . .
In my youth I was rather keen on heraldry. My own family is the Querouaille or Kerval of Brittany.
We are eagerly awaiting your promised contribution.
AC.
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