About book Mavericks Of The Mind: Conversations For The New Millennium (1993)
This book is an example of where I think twice before reading, I started it for the list of people interviewed as it's some of my all time heroes, like McKenna, Leary, John Lilly, Allen Ginsburg, Robert Anton Wilson etc... But I hesitated because often the questions asked and the motives for a book like this put me off. But I can only say that this is one of the best collection of interviews I've ever read.There is a tendency to focus on the psychedelic drugs and the aspects of spirituality, but you can't escape that side of these peoples lives and is what shapes them and gives them a chance to put their thoughts and beliefs and motivations out there in their own words, which is exactly why I wanted to read this book and enjoyed it so much.What I'm glad about are that the conversations are full of thought provoking ideas and concepts, and that the answers don't feel cut up and edited or even if they are that they don't loose anything for me.I would recommend anyone and everyone to read this, but not because you should change your attitudes towards these people or these subjects but because you may get a chance to hear it from the horses mouth which you may never have done before.
Mavericks of the Mind: Conversations for the New Millenniumis a life-changing book, a collections of interviews with some of the greatest and most interesting minds of our time. The authors, Rebecca McClen Novick and David Jay Brown ask all the right questions, never kowtowing to the interviewees. Reading this book will have lasting impact in your life.
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