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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Cordelia Sutherland
Bell [Bell Inn]
die
[21 January 1945]
Dear Bright One!
93.
That game [of chess] impressed me lots. I could make a really fine player of you—up near Woman's Champion [illegible]—if you would give me a chance, which you won't
Nevertheless, I put in a rather disturbed night thinking things to say (Copy with rest if you think it worth while)
I want you to change your whole view of the [chess] board. Don't think of it as a conflict in the centre with outlying resources, but exactly the opposite; make the 'centre of interest' 'point of contact' (roughly, in the middle) as no more than a lot of trifles to be swept out of the way of the big forces.
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