Mark Twain had a few words on irreverence to the crowd in the pursuit of what is sacred to the self: Irreverence. The quality or condition of irreverence toward God and sacred things. What does the Hindu say? He says it is correct. He says irreverence is lack of respect for Vishnu, and Brahma, and […]
While the Max Stirner Bibliography is the most complete to date, new material is being discovered daily. For instance… Поссе, В. А.: В поисках смысла жизни (Спиноза, Шопенгауер, Кант, Фихте, Шеллинг, Гегель, Фейербах, Маркс и Энгельс, Штирнер, Ницше, Дарвни, Генкель) Популярный философский очерк. (Воронеж: Природа и культура, 1922). Posse, V.A.: In Search of the Meaning […]
Dora Marsden: Democracy is a weed of the tuber order. When its visible leaves are lopped off, the underground root remains strong as before. Proof that the worship of democracy is just the apotheosis of tyranny, that democracy is tyranny erected into a cult, does not make patent the absurdity of the conclusion that democracy […]
Front and back matter from the German edition of The Philosophy of Egoism by James L. Walker. The translation was published in 1979, it is certainly covered under copyright, but I assume that the front matter and catalog from the back matter may still be of interest. This material was obtained from scans of PP410 of […]
All readers of The Gospel According to Malfew Seklew will know that the supreme Sirfessor appeared many times on the radio. For instance, The New York Times reports that on July 4th 1931, Sirfessor Wilkesbarre addressed a public hungry for the astringent truth of egoism on WGBS in New York City. But did you know […]
I was excited to find a letter from Benjamin DeCasseres to Laurence Labadie printed in the Vol. 1, No. 8 (Jan. 1938) issue of Discussion: A Journal for Free Spirits. In a biographical sketch of Laurence, by Mildred J. Loomis and Mark A. Sullivan (editor of The Storm (1976)), we get a little background: Like (Liberty’s) editor (Tucker), […]
For whatever reason the mob rulers at Wikipedia deleted the entry on the Libertarian Book Club. I’ve had an archive.org (peace be upon them) tab open in chrome with it for weeks, but didn’t know what to DO with the information. Why not blog it?! And in case you wondered when and why: 19:39, 22 […]
Join Trevor Blake and Kevin I. Slaughter May 1st in Portland, OR for a book release event. Mother Foucault’s is hosting the release event for “Max Stirner Bibliography“, compiled by Trevor Blake and “Outbursts of Everett True” with Introduction by Trevor Blake and published by Underworld Amusements. Mr. Slaughter of Underworld Amusements, and Mr. Blake of OVO will […]
MAX STIRNER BIBLIOGRAPHY One hundred years of Max Stirner in print, beginning in 1845 with the publication of “The Ego and Its Own.” Includes rare and select essays on Stirner. Trevor Blake is the author of “Confessions of a Failed Egoist.” 216 pages, 8vo, ISBN 978-1944651015. Cover: Matthew Lawrence. Published by OVO. http://amzn.to/22WbzrE
Fantasia Impromptu & FINIS by Benjamin DeCasseres Edited by Kevin I. Slaughter Cover art by Josh McAlear Underworld Amusements, 2016 Baltimore, MD 246 pages, 6×9″ Paperback: Amazon.com Underworld Amusements(US) ASP (UK/EUR) Hardback (edition of 13): Underworld Amusements Fantasia Impromptu & FINIS constitute Benjamin DeCasseres (1873-1945) most private writing, but even then, they were intended for […]
