pickIt is apparent to me now that you cannot separate any of the parts of the tetralogy of Aegypt from itself. It should, and must, be experienced as a whole. Endless Things is the end, the final culmination of what is likely the greatest work of fiction by a modern author that I've read. I'm baffled that the entirety of Aegypt is not more widely known. It should be lauded and Crowley held up as one of our greatest living authors. It's a masterpiece.
I'm only four chapters into the last of Crowley's tetralogy and already I'm utterly whisked away by the beauty of his prose... it just sings. And there is this constant feeling of... something, something I can't put my finger on that flows between the lines and forces self-introspection through Crowley, through Pierce (the main character), through the world and back into ourselves. Few things compare to Crowley at his best.
1. My IRL friend @Jennick2004 got me to try it out.
2. Yes on Goodreads and I have a journal that I write them all in as well.
3. Yes
4. Six of Crows
Endless Things: A Part of ®gypt | 
