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Liber AL vel Legis, also known as The Book of the Law, is the central sacred text of Thelema. Channeled by Aleister Crowley and transcribed by his wife Rose Edith Crowley, The Book of the Law has become a cornerstone of New Age thought.
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A cavalcade of vocal fry.
- Matt
Is this dogma or poetry?
Yes. Aleister Crowley still has a grip in pop culture from beyond the grave. This was his most widely known work so it was great to hear narrated by someone youthful. Don't get it twisted, Dennis Logan sounds like he's experienced life a few times over and the way he narrated The Book of the Law may have been more appropriate for Diary of a Drug Fiend.
The irony of listening to this audiobook after hearing the comment at the end. This book might put a curse on you!
Yes, that's how I found this. Dennis Logan's done quite a few books with Joseph Lumpkin. Their version of The Book of Enoch: A Complete Guide and Reference is the best audio rendering of Enoch to date. The Gnostic Gospels and The Book of Giants are also worth mentioning. This title is in step with the quality production I'm coming to expect from him. There are no notes or comments so all the words are Crowley's. Logan put a nice spin on his approach, it's different, a little weird, a little cracked-out in parts, but that elevates this production to the level of art. Dennis Logan gave a captivating performance.
yes god yes. I love Dennis Logan's voice. Certain words send shivers down my spine. I got wet a few times, and this isn't a romance novel! Listened to it a few times in a few days. It plays like an album at about 45 minutes.
Dennis Logan really brought this title to life. Though I doubt Crowley really sounded like Logan, or anything remotely close, I think that Logan did an outstanding job in bringing this work into the present for consumption by the current and future generations. There's even a version on YouTube with music by hip hop producers!
- Juize
