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Collected Works of Fitz Hugh Ludlow, Volume 4 - Ludlow, Fitz Hugh
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Fitz Hugh Ludlow was prolific in his short career and covered a wide range. His humorous fiction was set in the daily life of New York City's upper middle class and he produced several tales of the weird. His most successful stories were based on incidents from his own life, including his experiences on the Overland Stage to California in 1863.

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Fitz Hugh Ludlow was prolific in his short career and covered a wide range. His humorous fiction was set in the daily life of New York City's upper middle class and he produced several tales of the weird. His most successful stories were based on incidents from his own life, including his experiences on the Overland Stage to California in 1863.
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Fitz Hugh Ludlow burst on the literary scene in 1857 with the unlikely best seller The Hasheesh Eater. Written when he was just 20 years old, the book swept him into a career as a full-time New York City writer and Bohemian. He became a prolific novelist, short story author, arts critic, travel writer, journalist and editor. His friends and colleagues ranged from Walt Whitman to Brigham Young to Mark Twain. The material published in Ludlow's Collected Works displays a depth of observation, a breadth of erudition and an appetite for extreme experience applied to the emerging modern American nation. The Hasheesh Eater was the first discussion of drug effects to appear outside the context of addiction and moral failing. It contains eloquent meditations and insights yielded by the drug in fields ranging from music, religion and philosophy, fields where Ludlow was significantly well-read even at such a young age. The book's appeal is quite modern, and latter day personalities ranging from H.P. Lovecraft to Timothy Leary to Terrance McKenna have praised the book. This Logosophia edition is re-edited and reformatted from the original, with a new introduction by Donald P. Dulchinos, author of the highly-acclaimed biography of Ludlow, Pioneer of Inner Space.