The Erotic Flower is the most splendid of all flowers. And for those who seek it, this book contains the anti-climactic secret of the philosopher's stone as well.

A fictional account of a boy's experiences with cough syrup and mescaline.

This academic work presents a detailed critique of Freud and the movement "neuropsychoanalysis," which attempts to legitimate Freud using neuroscience. However, examining evidence from biology and neuroscience, both the claims of Freud and his disciples are apparent as illegitimate claims. This work is a thoroughly academic work, concerning scientific discourse and a smattering of critical theory. The author has since given up on science--it is too slow, as Rimbaud writes--and warns the readers of his poetry away from this work.