Keef
Subtitle: a story of intoxication in love & death : the extra-illustrated & annotated edition of the 1897 original
By: by Timothy Wilfred Coakley ;  introduction, epilogue & notes by Ronald K. Siegel, PhD
Contributors: Siegel, Ronald K., annotator
Edition: Extra-illustrated & annotated edition.
Series: RKS Library editions; RKS library editions
Published: 2017
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
ISBN-13: 9781934170700
Subjects: Cannabis; Marijuana; Fiction
Description: "In Timothy Wilfred Coakley's novel Keef, written in the witchy style of an Edgar Allan Poe horror story, the narrator, a kif smoker, takes us through his supernatural search for love powered by his Kif Wisdom growing from his chronic smoking. At maturity, the wisdom allows him to see that the path to love goes beyond death. His novel, in the form of an illustrated memoir, was heralded as one of the most important publishing events of 1897. It made the list with H.G. Wells's The Invisible Man and Rudyard Kipling's Captain Courageous. Since average marijuana potency is now approaching kif levels, this book about toxic kif experiences may more applicable to today's audience than those of 1897."--Amazon.com.
Notes: "Based on the novel Keef; a life-story in nine phases by Timothy Wilfred Coakley. Boston: Charles E. Brown & Co., 1897"--page iii.

Includes bibliographical references.