Good books on Ecstasy/MDMA and Ketamine

Discussion in 'Drug Books' started by Bassline514, Nov 24, 2012.

  1. Bassline514

    Bassline514 Member

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    Hello guys!

    For a paper I'm writing and also for my personal knowledge, I need to do a search about MDMA and ketamine. I wonder if you have any books you'd recommend about those 2 drugs, which would include medical facts (research type of books, kind of like DMT: The Spirit Molecule, would be perfect), but also accounts of recreational use, drug culture and whatnot. I don't have a lot of money to put on books, that's why I ask for your advice. Please and thanks! :D

    Bass
     
  2. guerillabedlam

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    It's primarily about rave culture and non clinical use of MDMA but Generation Ecstasy by Simon Reynolds is a great book. For medical information on MDMA you'd most likely have better luck looking into abstracts in medical journals rather than a book.

    I haven't read much of it but I hear Ketamine: Dreams and Realities is a good book for K.
     
  3. Bassline514

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    Cool, thanks! :D I'm gonna look forward to those books and some medical journals. Wish me good luck!

    Also if other people have suggestions, bring them on! The more data I have, the better.
     
  4. BlackBillBlake

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    Don't know of any good books about ketamine, but this is probably worth checking out

    http://www.mindspring.com/~scottr/nde/jansen1.html

    Karl Jansen is a psychiatrist who has done research into links between near death experiences and the ketamine state.
     
  5. gendorf

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    for ket: John C. Lilly is worth mentioning. Just look him up on wiki.
     
  6. chadcr01

    chadcr01 Senior Member

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    ^ I think Lily lost his marbles, and had a long history of exaggerating the positive effects of ketamine and denying the negative...

    Lily himself was a total wreck toward the end of his life due to constant ketamine abuse.

    Not hating on Ketamine, I'm just saying I would take Lily with a grain of salt.
     

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