An astounding article on Sirfessor Malfew Seklew from the Chicago Daily Tribune of February 28 1916. The man identified here as Doc Rawleigh of the Toltec tribe may be Redwood Bailey, Cherokee. Bailey wrote about the Sirfessor in The Day Book for February 5 1916, and the Sirfessor replied in the same periodical five days […]
This article about Malfew Sklew and pals appeared in the Chicago Daily Tribune on March 9th, 1918. Over at 213 West Oak street last night gathered a clan under a new banner. It was the housewarming of “The Superite Coffee Tavern,” where, according to its founder, Sirfessor F.M. Wilkesbarre, the nimble witted can walk the intellectual slack […]
Announcing the 5th issue of the egoist journal “Stand Alone”. Limited to 33 copies printed. 32 pages, 5.5×8.5″, Saddle-stitched, 80# Silk Text Available for purchase exclusively at Underworld Amusements.com Sidney E. Parker interviewed by Tony Gibson January 4th, 1993. Introduction by Pól O’Sullivan. Edited by S.E. Parker in 1993 & Kevin I. Slaughter in 2016. […]
