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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Fernando Pessoa
Karlsruher Strasse 2 Berlin-Halenesee
Nov. 29th.
St. Andrew's Day
Carissime Frater:
93
Haggis!
I had hoped you would follow up your letter of October 5. Your "Descent Maelstrom" has lasted long enough.
No rectified horoscope from you; and I do so want to know if I am going into a pauper lunatic asylum—as my wife [Maria Theresa Ferrari de Miramar] did in the middle of July.
"I've got a new girl now." [Bertha Busch]
But the prospect is indeed black
after Dec. 31—at latest.
I would send you a catalogue of the Exhibition—completely ruined by the sexual insanity of a man who thought he was helping—if I had an adequate envelope.
I'll try to pawn something, and buy one!
93 93/93
F[raternal]ly 666
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