Bernard Shaw on Self Effacement
By Another Irishman
Vanity Fair, June 1915, Vol. 4 No. 4, p 37 & 88
(This apparent interview with George Bernard Shaw may or may not be an article by Aleister Crowley, under a pseudonym. But, it’s here because it seems like it could be.)
Aleister Crowley: Mystic and Mountain Climber
By Arthur Loring Bruce
Vanity Fair, June 1915, Vol. 4 No. 4, p 43
Vampire Women
Eight Pen Portraits, from Life
(Hokku by Aleister Crowley as Kwaw Li Ya)
Vanity Fair, July, 1915, Vol. 4 No. 5, p 33
The Hokku—a New Verse Form
By Aleister Crowley as Kwaw Li Ya
Vanity Fair, August, 1915, Vol. 4 No. 6, p 46
A Hindu at the Polo Grounds
By Aleister Crowley as Mahatma Sri Paramanda Guru Swamiji
Vanity Fair, August, 1915, Vol. 4 No. 6, p 63
Colloque Sentimental
Translated by Aleister Crowley, from the French of Paul Verlaine
Drawing by Sydney Joseph
Vanity Fair, September 1915, Vol. 5 No. 1, p 66
With Muted Strings
Translated by Aleister Crowley, from the French of Paul Verlaine
Drawing by Sydney Joseph
Vanity Fair, October 1915, Vol. 5 No. 2, p 46
The Prize Winners of the Hokku Contest
Their Poetry and an Analysis of It by the Eminent Chinese Poet Kwaw Li Ya (Aleister Crowley)
Vanity Fair, October, 1915, Vol. 5 No. 2, p 70
Three Little Prose Poems
By Charles Baudelaire
(Translated by Aleister Crowley, from the French)
Vanity Fair, November 1915, Vol. 5 No. 3, p 59
The Hokku Winners
A Few Comments by the Judge of the Contest
By Kwaw Li Ya (Aleister Crowley)
Vanity Fair, December, 1915, Vol. 5 No. 4, p 47
Six Little Poems in Prose
By Charles Baudelaire
Translated by Aleister Crowley
Vanity Fair, December 1915, Vol. 5 No. 4, p 51
The Nonsense About Vers Libre
Why not a little Free Prose, for a change?
By Aleister Crowley
Vanity Fair, December 1915, Vol. 5 No. 4, p 65