DRUG BOOKS 

A book all about cannabis, with a focus on its Indian traditions. Both ancient and modern reflections on the plant, including writings from Ginsberg, Burroughs and more.

A 1970s view on marijuana with 'facts', history, effects, consumption methods and a great glossary at the rear. Informative and humourous.

1964 pulp on the worldwide criminal conspiracy of the drug trade.

The true story of Sonny Arguinzoni, an addict who was the first person to be delivered and saved through David Wilkerson's 'Teen Challenge program' in New York City in the late 60's.

Marek Kohn explores the physical, emotional and psychological history of heroin addiction and gives a raw, first-person account of their experience with the drug.

Sixties book exploring the history, culture and impact of both legal and illegal drugs.

William Burrough's first novel, a mainly autobiographical report on the American post-war drug underground.

Jean Cocteau reflects on his personal experiences with opium in this fifties book which blends Cocteau’s reflections on addiction, art, and the blurred boundaries between reality and hallucination.

Maybe the most iconic, acid-soaked, colourful potrayal of hippie counterculture, which documents a transformative time in American history.

Late sixties book in which Dr. Bloomquist explores the history of marijuana, a hilarious example of early anti-drug attitudes. It is quoted in Fear & Loathing!