New York Times, March 19 1898, “Books and Authors: Notes of Forthcoming and Recent Publications” (page BR-128): London is to have a three-penny weekly journal devoted to the philosophy of life as enunciated by Nietzsche, Emerson, Thoreau, Goethe, and Spencer. It is to be entitled “The Eagle and the Serpent,” and will be published by […]
From “The Phoenix Nest,” a column by William Rose Benet appearing in the April 26 1947 edition of The Saturday Review (page 36)… Mark Twain relates in one of his stories, the furore up in Heaven when an obscure tailor, Billings by name, from somewhere in Tennessee, arrives in the Celestial realm. Shakespeare is proud […]
Some words are used in speech before they get written down, and early on in being written down they are spelled in many ways before they settle on a single spellings. The music we call jazz was also spelled jaz, jas, and jass early on. The Dil Pickle Club of Chicago (where Sirfessor Malfew Seklew often […]
In Fight Club 2 by Chuck Palahniuk (Number 5, September 23 2015) we see Mary Richardson attacking a painting with a meat cleaver. Richardson was known by Dora Marsden, and appeared in Dora’s publications. Richardson was with Emily Davison when she stepped onto the racetrack in front of King George’s horse on June 4 1913. […]
While the Max Stirner Bibliography is the most complete to date, new material is being discovered daily. For instance… Поссе, В. А.: В поисках смысла жизни (Спиноза, Шопенгауер, Кант, Фихте, Шеллинг, Гегель, Фейербах, Маркс и Энгельс, Штирнер, Ницше, Дарвни, Генкель) Популярный философский очерк. (Воронеж: Природа и культура, 1922). Posse, V.A.: In Search of the Meaning […]
For whatever reason the mob rulers at Wikipedia deleted the entry on the Libertarian Book Club. I’ve had an archive.org (peace be upon them) tab open in chrome with it for weeks, but didn’t know what to DO with the information. Why not blog it?! And in case you wondered when and why: 19:39, 22 […]
Der Geist is an English language digital blog, podcast and print journal reprinting and commenting on a century of egoist writing, specifically those between 1845 – 1945. It is edited by Trevor Blake and Kevin I. Slaughter. This blog will feature news items, updates about the website, short form ephemera and other items of long-term or transient interest. […]
