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Watch out for our Aldous Huxley special issue. Born into one of the families that created Victorian Britain's intellectual establishment, Huxley was not only a great intellectual, an inspiring lecturer and a best-selling novelist but a courageous visionary and mystic who was among the first adventurers in consciousness. With extracts from his writings, a full biography, an analysis of what he had to say and his visions for the future, the dramatic story of his LSD-eased death and much more, Coffeehouse Culture will be paying the fullest tribute to his hero of the revolution in consciousness.

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	Watch out for our Aldous Huxley special issue. Born into one of the families that created Victorian Britain's intellectual establishment, Huxley was not only a great intellectual, an inspiring lecturer and a best-selling novelist but a courageous visionary and mystic who was among the first adventurers in consciousness. With extracts from his writings, a full biography, an analysis of what he had to say and his visions for the future, the dramatic story of his LSD-eased death and much more, Coffeehouse Culture will be paying the fullest tribute to his hero of the revolution in consciousness.

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