The Far-Off Land (Annotated Edition) — Signed Paperback

Signed by the editor. Each copy of this paperback is signed and dated by Eric Hendrickson, Eugene Seaich’s grandson and the editor of the Annotated Edition. To have it inscribed to you or as a gift, add the name in the cart note or reply to your order confirmation email.

A lost 1959 classic of psychedelic research, memory, and consciousness — restored from the original typescript and finally in print beside the science that has returned to its questions.

Years before LSD was outlawed, a Utah scholar, pharmacist, and Fulbright grantee took LSD and mescaline and wrote down what he saw. The Far-Off Land pairs his philosophical essay on memory, paradise, perception, and the self with nine dated field journals (August 1959 – October 1960) that show it was lived, not imagined.

What’s inside

• All nine dated field journals: doses, timelines, and first-person records in the author’s own words
• Editor’s commentary connecting each chapter to contemporary neuroscience and clinical research
• Photographs of the original typescript, the author’s 1955 portrait, and the press clipping of his Fulbright award
• A glossary, an annotated bibliography, a biographical index, and a guide to research centers
• “In the Author’s Words,” his own story of how a group of Utah colleagues mail-ordered LSD in the 1950s

Details

• Paperback, 6 × 9 in, 259 pages
• Annotated Edition, Seaich Legacy Publications, 2026
• Printed to order and signed by hand: ships within 2–3 weeks

“Seaich takes a fascinating detour. He goes back millennia, glimpses the future, and goes deeply within his own psyche.” — Stanley Krippner, Ph.D.

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A historical and philosophical document. Nothing in the book encourages or gives guidance on the use of controlled substances.