In this brief, lively book of reminiscences, the man Allen Ginsberg called 'a hero of American consciousness' describes his transformation from bohemian professor to avatar of the new age. In his typically wry, provocative style, Timothy Leary gives firsthand accounts of his interrogation before Congress, Robert F. Kennedy's LSD use, his own flamboyant campaign for governor of California, and much more. In this brief, lively book of reminiscences, the man Allen Ginsberg called 'a hero of American consciousness' describes his transformation from bohemian professor to avatar of the new age. In his typically wry, provocative style, Timothy Leary gives firsthand accounts of his interrogation before Congress, Robert F. Kennedy's LSD use, his own flamboyant campaign for governor of California, and much more. | The Politics of Psychopharmacology by Timothy Leary, Paperback | Indigo Chapters