Psychedelics, Cannabis, and Me is a hilarious, unfiltered journey through the strange experiences, reckless decisions, and unforgettable friendships that helped shape one man's life.

From a mushroom-fueled sunrise on Maine's Beech Mountain and the Northern Lights above an isolated Vermont schoolhouse to LSD-soaked nights in 1990s Boston, each chapter revisits a moment when reality bent, fear took on a life of its own, and the universe seemed to reveal something unexpected. Sometimes the experience is beautiful and almost spiritual. Other times, it involves a teleporting boar's head, projectile pizza, a malfunctioning freight elevator, or a painfully awkward trip to the convenience store while high for the first time.

This isn't a clinical guide or a polished tale of enlightenment. It's an honest collection of memories told with sharp humor, self-awareness, and the hard-earned perspective that only comes from looking back decades later. Beneath the absurdity are stories about friendship, risk, wonder, paranoia, and the mysterious ways certain moments remain with us long after the effects wear off.

Sometimes profound, frequently ridiculous, and always candid, Psychedelics, Cannabis, and Me invites readers into a past where every strange night became another story—and every story made the world feel a little wider.