What is diary of a drug fiend?

The Diary of a Drug Fiend is a novel written by occultist and ceremonial magician, Aleister Crowley, published in 1922. It is a semi-autobiographical account of Crowley's experiences with drug addiction and his attempts to overcome it through a mystical and spiritual journey.

The novel follows the story of Peter Pendragon and his lover, Louise Laleham, who are both struggling with drug addiction. They meet a mysterious figure named King Lamus who introduces them to Thelema, a religious and philosophical movement founded by Crowley.

Under King Lamus's guidance, the couple embark on a mystical journey, which involves the use of various drugs and ritualistic practices aimed at attaining spiritual enlightenment. As they progress in their spiritual journey, they begin to understand the destructive nature of their addiction and the importance of self-discipline in overcoming it.

The Diary of a Drug Fiend is considered by many critics as one of Crowley's most significant literary works and has been referenced in various popular culture mediums, including music, films, and television. The novel's themes and explorations of addiction, spirituality, and consciousness continue to resonate with modern audiences.