What does the “Orthographische Konferenz von 1901” have to do with Egoism? First, let wikipedia tell you what it was: At the Orthographic Conference of 1901 in Berlin (also known as the Second Orthographic Conference ), a common German orthography of all the German – speaking countries was established, which was largely based on Prussian orthography, […]
NOTICE: This book is now out of print and unavailable as of October 31st, 2017. We have no plans to reprint per request of the translator. “Some call it The Anarchists’ Bible, others call it The Billionaires’ Bible” —Benjamin R. Tucker More information: TheUniqueAndItsProperty.com Buy from the publisher: UNDERWORLD AMUSEMENTS Buy it from anarchist distro: Little Black Cart Buy […]
Stand Alone | SA1025 | May, 2017 Subtitle/Theme: Benjamin DeCasseres Ephemera Published by: Union of Egoists/Underworld Amusements Limited edition, 66 copies. Five rare booklets in facsimile edition, all featuring Benjamin DeCasseres. Available from Underworld Amusements. Clark Ashton Smith: Emperor of Shadows (circa 1923) From Olympus to Independence Hall (1935) I Am Private Enterprise (circa 1943) Sex […]
This letter to the editor was printed in The Sun, Thursday, November 4, 1909. We have not uncovered the letter he is responding to. THE SOCIALISTS. A Characterization of Them by One Who Has No Propaganda to Offer. To the Editor of The Sun—Sir: In Mr. Ghent’s admirable exposition of myself in a letter to The […]
8th issue of the egoist journal Stand Alone (2016). Egoism: The First Two Volumes 1890-1892 by Georgia & Henry Replogle (Author), Kevin I. Slaughter (Introduction) 212 pages, 8.5×11″, Perfect bound Amazon | Amazon UK | Underworld Amusements Amazon.CA | Amazon.DE | Amazon.FR Egoism was the first journal explicitly based on Egoist ideas in the English language, and […]
The following short piece by S.E. Parker, which is mostly him quoting James L. Walker, is from his journal En Marge (1995), volume one, issue one. In his posthumous work, The Philosophy of Egoism, James L Walker refers to certain of his libertarian critics who “show absolutely no understanding of egoism. It is an affair of objective […]
The Fra was a magazine edited by Elbert Hubbard and published by the Roycrofters fine press. From Volume 6 Number 4, January 1911 (pages 103 – 106) comes a bombastic toast to Max Stirner by an unaccredited but unmistakable Benjamin DeCasseres. Ben later collected this piece, along with other biographical sketches, to comprise the book […]
Byington’s 1907 English translation of Einzige… is fairly universal, and has been (until the near future) the only complete translation of Stirner’s opus. There have been a couple of excerpts that appear to be freshly translated, and when Trevor Blake shared a link from the Kate Sharpley Library, I knew we’d “discovered” a new one, but it’s […]
The Dill Pickle Club was the home of Dill Pickle Press, publisher of the 1927 edition of Might is Right by Ragnar Redbeard. The Dill Pickle Club was also a primary pulpit of pontification by Sirfessor Malfew Seklew, author of The Gospel of Malfew Seklew. Here are selections from three books that further give the […]
Sirfessor Malfew Seklew was a man of many names. One of them, a name perhaps in proximity to the one he was assigned at birth, was F. W. Wilkes. Seen here is an advertisement for the good Sirfessor’s services as a stevedore. This advertisement appears in the 7 November 1904 program guide for the Prince […]
