What is the I of Me and You and the other one billion, five hundred million nine hundred and ninety-nine specimens of the Homo Genus that happen to be moping around on this dust mote? My Soul, Spirit, Will, Consciousness, Ego, Mentality and Mind are subordinate to I. I boast of my strong Will, yet […]
The indefatigable Shawn P. Wilbur of Libtertarian Labyrinth has poured through all the digitized editions of the French journal L’Ère nouvelle (1901) (The New Era) to catalog E. Armand’s signed articles. This bibliography is only part of his larger Armand bibliography found on his site. Wilbur is also working on translating many essays by Armand […]
Might is Right Might was right when Christ was hanged Beside the Jordan’s foam; Might was right when Gracchus bled Upon the stones of Rome: And might was right when Danton fell, When Emmet passed away— “‘Tis the logic of the ancient world, And the gospel of to-day.” Might was right when Spartacus Went down […]
An interview with Svein Olav Nyberg Mr. Nyberg, could you briefly tell us your definition of Egoism? What authors have inspired your writing? My direct inspirations have been few. Perhaps only Max Stirner should be mentioned, since I more or less considered myself a disciple of his in my active years. But there have been […]
Covington Hall’s Satanic Lumberjacks & Southron Rebels: Bombastic & Blasphemic Poetry from a Forgotten Labor Movement Edited and Introduced by Kevin I. Slaughter 5.5 x 8.5″, saddle-stiched STAND ALONE SA1113 Available from Underworld Amusements This collection of poetry is culled from the three labor journals that Redbeard-inspired Wobbly activist Covington Hall edited from 1913 to […]
The New Age No. 671 New Series. Vol.1. No.12 Thursday, July 18, 1907, P.188 MARGINALIA. Now that Nietzsche has entered the sphere of general discussion it is natural that publishers should find a growing demand for works dealing with the philosophy of Egoism, and Mr. Fifield is doing a service by issuing a translation of […]
