Considered to be one of the wittiest of all serious novelists, Huxley was also a prolific writer. His most famous novel was "Brave New World" but he also wrote short stories and poems.

AudioGO brings you "The Doors of Perception", an unlikely story as Huxley recounts an afternoon spent under the effects of mescaline. Mescaline is the principle agent of the psychedelic cactus, peyote and Huxley was part of an experiment regarding the effects of this plant and Huxley's quest for spirituality. This is obviously written in a much more naive time, but it is well worth the read. It is available for audio download as well as a set of 2 CDs.

AudioGO also features Huxley's short story, "Nuns at Lunch", found on the 6 set CD of unabridged reading titled "Great Classic Stories II". He is in good company as some of the other names in this set include Poe, Twain and Virginia Wolff, to name but a few. The story provides interesting insight into the minds of writers and how they relate to the people they write about. This is a wonderful collection of stories and AudioGO is proud to make it available for your listening pleasure.

Also available at AudioGO is the unabridged reading of "Crome Yellow" as well as "Mortal Coils" available both for download and a 4 CD set.