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An incredibly enlightening read on the history behind Irving's Knickerbocker, a well wrought and engaging narrative that is serving well very well as a research source.

Very engaging & brilliantly written on all aspects of engaging with Ayahuasca on a personal and travel basis. Really wish I didn't have to put it down while reading at work....

Razam's linguistic ability to convey his story through his exquisite writing skills is beyond measure. When reading this book we can see those who have inspired and influenced his research, study and style, however this is completely his own. Personally, I can identify with his "geek" side with various pop culture references, especially his use of "Jedi" & "grok" throughout.

A brilliantly well written tome of the author's personal journey and experiences traveling to South America exploring Ayahuasca tourism. Razam's style is inspired by many previous psychonauts, McKenna, Thompson. This inspiration shines through & Razam has his own unique take on the warnings and blessings of an ayahuasca journey. A fresh fast paced read with chunks of popular culture references I identify with

on page 47 In the Court of the Dragon.

Absolute page turning character, a shining new facet of Lovecraftian fiction from the leading authors in the field

Absolute page turner!

Reading paperback version and really, really dont want to put it down, lots of esoteric, occult, mystical references--fast paced mystery!

Reading mass market paperback, 724 pgs, am on pg 606--find it an awesome fast paced intriguing read!

reading the mass market paperback not larger tradepaperback, so there actually is 968 pages, not that amount of pages matter to me....