Re the ILP Club Room Controversy To the Editor of the “Bradford Daily Telegraph” Sir, – Mr. A. T. Sutton knows as much about this affair as a pig knows about the perfumes of paradise. I would suggest that this poor misguided human document should cease to exhibit his second-hand thoughts until he has ascertained […]
20th issue of the egoist journal “Stand Alone”. Rebuilding the World by John Beverly Robinson 5.5″ x 8.5″, Saddle-Stiched Limited to 66 copies. Available from Underworld Amusements John Beverly Robinson was an anarchist that was deeply influenced by Max Stirner’s philosophy of Egoism. He wrote a highly recommended essay titled “Egoism” that came out in 1915 […]
NOTES ON PARKER AND ELLINGHAM AND STIRNER by Robert E. Sagehorn First, I refuse to believe that either religion or government were invented or initiated by exploiters and oppressors to further their own ends. I do not state this in defence of either, but rather because I see no evidence of the exploiters having any […]
A CRITIQUE OF ANARCHIST COMMUNISM, by Ken Knudson. ($8 from Underworld Amusements) This short work (80 pages) attempts to put anarchism back upon a footing of desire for freedom. Marxism, however, is the tar-baby that anarchism seems less and less able to un-stick itself from. In a valuable Afterword, the author addresses persons who are […]
THE NEW RELIGION If the idiocies of Christian theology are actually conceivable, why wouldn’t it be more reasonable to believe that the earth is one big shit-house where God evacuated himself after a day of guts-ache. That humans are like maggots wallowing in the crapulence which they themselves have made, and continue to make, makes […]
Daily Herald – Tuesday 16 June 1914 NOVELTIES, New. – Smoker’s Cinema, Mystic Photos, Mysterious Postcards, and Living Picture Postcards. Sample lot 6d. Also one Sericine Silk Necktie and Patent Tie-folder. Sample 6. Listen, Sirfessor Wilkesbarre, Jester-Philosopher, author of “The Swiftest Molecule of Mirth that ever Murdered a Microbe of Misery,” writes in syllabilious […]
MEN AGAINST THE STATE: THE EXPOSITORS OF INDIVIDUALIST ANARCHISM IN AMERICA 1827-1908 by James J. Martin Ralph Myles Publisher, Inc., P.O. Box 1533, Colorado Springs, Colorodo 80901 1970, 315 pp., S2.50 Reviewed by S.E. Parker, editor of MINUS ONE Reprinted from FREEDOM — 10-10-70, 84 Whitechapel High Street, London E1, England Just as no two […]
Gloucestershire Echo (and) Sheffield Daily Telegraph – Saturday 08 December 1923 The Sirfessor will speak (and) The Sirfessor will speak again. Sheffield Independent – Saturday 08 December 1923 The Sirfessor will speak (and) The Sirfessor again. Derby Daily Telegraph – Saturday 08 December 1923 Keyboard Kitty, Madge Taylor (soprano), the Sirfessor, Rachel Hunt (contralto), Victor […]
THE COSTERS’ UNION. UNFURLING THE BANNER. LAST NIGHT’S PROCEEDINGS. Last night (Thursday) Barnard’s Theatre Royal, Woolwich, was crowded at both performances, great interest being manifested in the unfurling of the banner of the United Kingdom Male and Female Streetsellers and Hawkers’ Union. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Will Crooks, M.P.. who, during the performance […]
Laurance Labadie and His Critics By Herbert C. Roseman Laurance Labadie, the last of the individualist anarchists, heir of Warren, Spooner and Tucker has in recent months been dismissed as a veritable fossil by a young Wobbly (who also feels that individualist anarchism is hopelessly bourgeois), characterized by a disciple of Ludwig VonMises as being “incapable of […]
