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Another author who openly embraced cannabis was Ken Kesey, most famous for his novel “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” Kesey was an influential figure in the psychedelic movement of the 1960s and a central figure in the Merry Pranksters, a group of hippies who embarked on a cross-country trip in a decked-out psychedelic bus. Kesey’s experimentation with mind-altering substances, including cannabis and LSD, heavily influenced his writing and creative perspective. He believed that these **substances could open doors** to new perceptions and deeper insights into the human condition.
Cannabis and Literature: Iconic Authors Who Loved the Leaf
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People carry electricity for me; they have a current that surges around my body until I’m exhausted. It’s hard to pinpoint what it is, exactly; something about their noise, their unruly movement, the unpredictable demands they might make on me. It makes the air feel thick, like humanity has…not a scent, but a texture. It makes me feel like I can’t breathe.
The Electricity of Every Living Thing
Katherine May
To retrieve information from an RDBMS, you can issue a *query*, or a structured request for a set of information.
Understanding Relational Databases
Mark Drake
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