The newest issue of the mixed format journal Stand Alone is a limited edition of an egoist classic unlike any edition published before. “He is strongest who can best stand alone” —Ibsen Might is Right: 1927 Facsimile & Leaf Edition Author: Ragnar Redbeard / Arthur Desmond Introduction: Kevin I. Slaughter Publisher: Underworld Amusements Pages: 192 […]
WILL NIETZSCHE COME INTO VOGUE IN AMERICA? Thomas Common *The Works of Friedrich Niezsche. Edited by Oscar Levy. The Macmillan Company. * Nietzsche in Outline and Aphorism. By A. Orage. Chicago: The A. C. McClurg Company. * The Gist of Nietzsche. Arranged by H. L. Mencken. Boston: John W. Luce & Company. * Men Versus […]
“Cruel Tax Man Puts ‘Kibosh’ on Famous Bohemian Meetings” – The Muscatine Journal “Club Killed by Taxes” – The Oakland Tribune “Dill Pickle Club Gone” – The Des Moines Tribune Newspapers across the land marked the closing of the doors of the Dil Pickle Club on July 8, 1921 – one hundred years ago on […]
Emmeline Pankhurst By Benjamin De Casseres ALL new movements are deadly. They are elemental. They are born of some sublime moral, intellectual or physical transgression. The renewers and renovators, the precursors of every renaissance, bring not peace, but a sword. War is as eternal as matter and motion and change. Christs, Luthers, Darwins, Hugos, Whitmans, […]
The Ego and His Own Podcast Cassette tape 10, side B, episode 20 of 20. Jeff Riggenbach (1947-2021) reads The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner (1806-1856). Translated by Steven T. Byington (1869-1957), edited and introduced by James J. Martin (1916-2004). Edition read is based on the 1963 Libertarian Book Club edition. We do […]
The Ego and His Own Podcast Cassette tape 10, side A, episode 19 of 20. Jeff Riggenbach (1947-2021) reads The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner (1806-1856). Translated by Steven T. Byington (1869-1957), edited and introduced by James J. Martin (1916-2004). Edition read is based on the 1963 Libertarian Book Club edition. We do […]
Maureen Wright has reviewed A Brave and Beautiful Spirit: Dora Marsden 1882-1960 by Les Garner (Portland: Union of Egoists, 2019) for the journal Women’s History Review. The first page of her review may be seen here. A quote: “Dora Marsden is a key figure among such pioneers [Freethinkers, Socialists, and the feminist avante-garde].”
In Manchester, on Sunday July 3rd, Bernard spoke in the afternoon in Stevenson Square — in fact, made his debut as an outdoor speaker here. He did well and agreeably surprised us all. I also spread myself in my own way for about twenty minutes, and also at night at the New Cross; Bernard did […]
The Ego and His Own Podcast Cassette tape 9, side B, episode 18 of 20. Jeff Riggenbach (1947-2021) reads The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner (1806-1856). Translated by Steven T. Byington (1869-1957), edited and introduced by James J. Martin (1916-2004). Edition read is based on the 1963 Libertarian Book Club edition. We do […]
The Ego and His Own Podcast Cassette tape 9, side A, episode 17 of 20. Jeff Riggenbach (1947-2021) reads The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner (1806-1856). Translated by Steven T. Byington (1869-1957), edited and introduced by James J. Martin (1916-2004). Edition read is based on the 1963 Libertarian Book Club edition. We do […]
