True Hallucinations: Being an Account of the Author’s Extraordinary Adventures in the Devil’s Paradise
Author: Terence McKenna
This mesmerizing, surreal account of the bizarre adventures of Terence McKenna, his brother Dennis, and a small band of their friends, is a wild ride of exotic experience and scientific inquiry. Exploring the Amazon Basin in search of mythical shamanic hallucinogens, they encounter a host of unusual characters — including a mushroom, a flying saucer, pirate Mantids from o….Read More
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