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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Edward Noel Fitzgerald
10 Hanover Square.
30 Nov. 1941.
Dear Noel,
93.
Glad to hear from you; but alas! for your news. Did you get "Thumbs Up"!—are two editions: I sent you them both. My plans are very uncertain. I remember Brum [Birmingham] as it was 60 years ago!! Even then it knocked me down. "Inspissated gloom". And yet. . . . .? Incredible but true. My most romantic and significant honeymoon began there: Midnight Dec. 31-Jan. 1, 1897-8.
I don't know where anything is: I have an idea that a lot of stuff at Richmond was stolen. There may be books at Whiteleys [shopping center]: will see this week. A few trumps [for The Book of Thoth]—4, I think—will be ready at Xmas. Better write F.H. [Frieda Harris] yourself about Yi [King].
No word of Ataturk [Aleister Ataturk].
In a frantic hurry.
93 93/93.
Yours,
A.C.
P.S. The Goat [Liber OZ] is private to you, an Antichristmas gift. Others at cost price.
A.C.
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