Correspondence from Aleister Crowley [as Michael Dowling] to Karl Germer

[Crowley using an assumed name to communicate with Karl

Germer without arousing suspicions from the German Gestapo]

 

 

Dowling-Kimber Secretariat Literary Agency

Sentinel House

W.C.1.

 

 

[16 September 1935]

 

 

We have approached several people [referring to Karl Germer's manuscript for Protective Prisoner No. 303] and find that the market is excellent. You would, however, have to come to London, to discuss the matter in a personal interview.—I think there might be an opportunity for you in connection with business, of which I enclose a prospectus.

 

With kindest regards

from all, yours very truly,

 

Michael Dowling.

 

 

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