Announcing Der Geist, Issue 6. A Braille Stirner for Helen Keller and Ragnar Redbeards secret Canadian life!

1845-1945, 1946-Today, Apio Ludd, Benjamin DeCasseres, Benjamin R. Tucker, Bibliographic, Bonar Thompson, Book, Clarence Lee Swartz, Der Eingene, Der Geist, Dora Marsden, E. Armand, Egoism, En Marge, Enrico Arrigoni, Eresia, Events, Freewoman, Friedrich Nietzsche, George Schumm, Georgia Replogle, Henry Replogle, Historical Work, Housekeeping, i-studies, Idolatry, J. William Lloyd, James J. Martin, James L. Walker, John Basil Barnhill, John Beverly Robinson, Journals, Kevin I. Slaughter, La Bande à Bonnot, Laurance Labadie, Letters, Libertarian Broadsides, Libertarian Microfiche, Liberty, Lucifer, Malfew Seklew, Mark A. Sullivan, Max Stirner, Mildred Loomis, Minus One, My Own, New Freewoman, News, non serviam, Podcast, Poetry, Ragnar Redbeard, Redbeard's Review, Renzo Novatore, Reviews, Sidney E. Parker, Stand Alone, Steven T. Byington, The Clarion, The Eagle and The Serpent, The Egoist 1914, The New En Marge, The Storm, Thomas Common, Trevor Blake, Uncategorized, Unionists, Western World Review

An anthology of rare and never-before-seen essays and images from the history of egoism. Over two hundred pages of original translations, bibliographies, art, ephemera and more. Discover rare photographic glimpses of pioneering egoists such as Dora Marsden and Benjamin R. Tucker, and delve into the visionary project to produce a Braille edition of Max Stirner’s […]

October 23, 2023

Parents: What Are They Good For? | Benjamin DeCasseres, Chip Smith | SA1252

1845-1945, 1946-Today, Benjamin DeCasseres, Book, Stand Alone

Benjamin DeCasseres’ essay “Parents: What Are They Good For?” originally appeared exclusively in the premiere issue (dated January 1, 1916) of Revolt, a short-lived literary anarchist periodical that was published and edited by Hippolyte Havel in New York City before being suppressed by the U.S. government. Despite the appearance of novelty, the idea to feature […]

August 5, 2023

Parents: What Are They Good For?

1845-1945, Benjamin DeCasseres, Clarence Lee Swartz

Parents: What Are They Good For? We are in the midst of a revolution of women. It is almost an accomplished fact. But in the great movements, economic and sexual, which are going on all over the world, there is one more revolution to be accomplished. It is the revolt of the children against their […]

May 11, 2023

Benjamin DeCasseres on Pyrrhonism and Acatalepsy

Benjamin DeCasseres, Letters

Bankrupt Science Mr. De Casseres on the Victories of Pyrrhonism and Acatalepsy. To the Editor of The Sun—Sir: Mr. Gallatin’s remarkable letter in this morning’s Sun wherein the general bankruptcy of all scientific speculation is pointed out is a straw which shows us the drift of a world current. Are we going back, or going forward, to […]

October 4, 2022

“Emmeline Pankhurst” By Benjamin De Casseres

1845-1945, Benjamin DeCasseres

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, […]

June 29, 2021

SA1200–03 | The Works of Benjamin DeCasseres | Three Volumes

1845-1945, Benjamin DeCasseres, Book, Stand Alone

In 1936 Benjamin DeCasseres took it upon himself to try to publish as much of his own work as he could. He paid for the printing himself through “Blackstone Publishers.” In the following three years he published 23 booklets resulting in over 1,200 pages of material.These booklets were bound into three volumes and released at The Works […]

May 10, 2021

Balzac by Benjamin DeCasseres

1845-1945, Benjamin DeCasseres

BALZAC By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES1)This wonderful appreciation of Balzac originally appeared as a communication to the New York Sun, in which had been raging a literary battle as to the respective merits of Anthony Trollope and the master Frenchman. It is reprinted here because of its inspirational tone–its strength–its power of constructive analysis.–Editor TO compare […]

April 23, 2021

“The Borrowed Mirror” by Benjamin DeCasseres

1845-1945, Benjamin DeCasseres

The Borrowed Mirror Benjamin De Casseres “What will other people think?” is the most cowardly phrase in use in society. Only weak men stand in fear of the censure of the neighborhood. Whatever is great in life brings down censure upon the head of the doer. A man who lives, moves, and has his being […]

March 30, 2021

SA1180 | The Individualist | Benjamin DeCasseres

1845-1945, Benjamin DeCasseres, Stand Alone

The Individualist Benjamin DeCasseres 5.5 x 8.5″, 8 pages, saddle-stiched STAND ALONE SA1180 Available from: Underworld Amusements This booklet serves as a polemic for individualism by way of introduction to Georges Palante. Through a series of quotations and from the Frenchman, followed by his own explication, DeCasseres expounds on his own ideas. This essay is the […]

February 2, 2021

Announcing “Der Geist: The Journal of Egoism from 1845 to 1945,” Issue 3!

1845-1945, 1946-Today, Benjamin DeCasseres, Benjamin R. Tucker, Bibliographic, Book, Clarence Lee Swartz, Dora Marsden, E. Armand, Enrico Arrigoni, Events, George Schumm, Georgia Replogle, Henry Replogle, Historical Work, Idolatry, J. William Lloyd, James J. Martin, James L. Walker, John Basil Barnhill, John Beverly Robinson, Journals, Kevin I. Slaughter, Laurance Labadie, Letters, Libertarian Microfiche, Malfew Seklew, Max Stirner, News, Poetry, Ragnar Redbeard, Renzo Novatore, Reviews, Sidney E. Parker, Steven T. Byington, Thomas Common, Trevor Blake, Unionists

DER GEIST, The Journal of Egoism from 1845 – 1945 VOLUME 3 NUMBER 1, ISSUE 3 Spring 2020 Paperback, 204 pages, fifteen dollars isbn 978-1944651169 issn 2639-5339 The newest issue of Der Geist, the journal of historical Egoism, is here. Rare and unpublished works from the first century of egoism-the philosophy of Max Stirner. from: Underworld Amusements or […]

February 23, 2020