Hamilton Morris's Book Recommendations
Hamilton Morris is a journalist and documentarian known for his work exploring psychoactive drugs and their cultural, historical, and scientific contexts. He is the creator of the television series "Hamilton's Pharmacopeia." His reading interests reflect his focus on psychedelics, chemistry, and shamanism.
π Books Recommended by Hamilton Morris 13
The Serpent and the Rainbow
"Proposes this pretty outrageous idea that there really was zombification in Haiti."
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Shamanism & the Sacred Cactus
"For those that are interested in the historical and anthropological aspects of all of this."
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Organic Chemistry as a Second Language
"Fantastic, very well written, very clear, very accessible."
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Tihkal
"If you like PiHKAL, youβll move on to TiHKAL, I would hope."
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Pihkal
"It will tell you almost everything you need to know about psychedelics and drugs, in general."
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Pharmacotheon
"Jonathan Ott is great for getting a sort of wide, historical, and scientific view of things."
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The Healing Journey
"[Claudio Naranjo is] amazing."
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The Psychedelic Journey of Marlene Dobkin de Rios
"[The author] wrote a lot about ayahuasca in the β80s and maybe even in the late β70s. Sheβs fantastic."
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Neuropsychedelia
"I think itβs one of the best books ever written about psychedelics, neuroscience, and consciousness."
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Cannibalism
"I cannot recommend this book enough, @draculae we need to talk!"
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Buzzed
"An educational drug book."
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How to Change Your Mind
"Hamilton Morris mentioned a passage from this book on Twitter."
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Magic Mushrooms Around the World
"[Jochen Gartz] published some work on [the variation and potency of mushrooms]."
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