It is very interesting to learn that there is a Handbooker Club in Newcastle-on-Tye, and that its members meet on Sunday evenings to discuss the matter furnished by those columns. The secretary of the club invites me to an expression of my views on Egoism and Altruism, mainly, as I gather, in the hope […]
127 House / Stand Alone 1137 6×9, 318 pages Available from: Amazon.com | Underworld Amusements Documenting the published works of Dora Marsden, street-fighting suffragette, pioneering publisher and madhouse philosopher. Includes her journals “The Freewoman,” “The New Freewoman” and “The Egoist,” where significant works by James Joyce, Ezra Pound, H. D., Margaret Storm Jameson and T. […]
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 Rare and unpublished works from the first century of egoism-the philosophy of Max Stirner.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 […]
With Claw and Fang: A Fact Story in a Chicago Setting By Bernie Babcock Introduction by Trevor Blake 6 x 9″, 126 pages, perfect bound STAND ALONE- SA1135 Available from Amazon, Amazon UK or Underworld Amusements The infamous late 19th-century book Might is Right has secured a unique place in the literature of extremism. Unlike […]
Celebrating the 300th birthday of his relative Benedict Spinoza (1632 – 1677) saw Benjamin DeCasseres release two volumes about the man and his work. The first was Spinoza: Liberator of God and Man in 1933, and the second was Spinoza Against the Rabbis in 1937. This new edition combines them both for the first time, […]
The Boy of Bethlehem By Bio DeCasseres Introduction by Benjamin DeCasseres 6 x 9″, hardback STAND ALONE SA1131 Available from Underworld Amusements The only book written by Adele Mary “Bio” Terrill DeCasseres, wife of Benjamin DeCasseres. Bio was the granddaughter of Stephen Mack Jr. (a fur trader known as “the first white settler in Illinois”) and […]
Is This What You Call “Living”? By E. Armand. ( First published as a pamphlet by the French anarchist journal, Hors du Troupeau (“Outside the Crowd”) (1912). Get up at dawn. Running or using any means of rapid locomotion. Go to “work.” That is, shut up in a room – spacious or confined, airy or airless. Sitting in front of a […]
The True Camarade 1)“Camarade” is not translated as “comrade” here purposefully, as the term itself may have a unique and nuanced meaning to Armand and his milieu that may be lost if translated to the common English equivalent Worthy, you are far too dignified to bear the thought that someone might have given more […]
This April 1962 letter, from E. Armand’s wife Denise Juin from their home in Rouen, France, to Sidney E. Parker in Bristol, England. The letter details the preparation of his estate after his death, and detailing some items they were sending to Sid. Sidney E. Parker had struck up a friendship with Armand, having some […]
Memorial de la Loire et de Haute-Lore, March 13th, 1914, page 6: ACHETEUR DE TRESSES De soie artificielie désire entrer en relations avec fabricants de ces articles. S’adr. avec échantillons et détails a M. Seklew et Cie, 11 Chester St. Oxford Rd., Manchester, Angleterre. BUYER OF BRAIDS Artificial silk Wants to get in touch with […]
