Flashbacks
A Personal and Cultural History of an Era
Book • 1911
Flashbacks is Timothy Leary's autobiography, published in 1983, which recounts his diverse career and personal experiences.
The book covers his time as a clinical psychologist at Harvard University, his involvement in psychedelic drug research, his fugitive years, and his interactions with various cultural and historical figures.
It includes his reflections on the psychedelic revolution of the 1960s and his own philosophical and spiritual explorations.
Despite some criticisms of embellishments and omissions, the book provides a complex and intriguing portrait of Leary's life and influence on modern culture.
The book covers his time as a clinical psychologist at Harvard University, his involvement in psychedelic drug research, his fugitive years, and his interactions with various cultural and historical figures.
It includes his reflections on the psychedelic revolution of the 1960s and his own philosophical and spiritual explorations.
Despite some criticisms of embellishments and omissions, the book provides a complex and intriguing portrait of Leary's life and influence on modern culture.
