Protagoras, Nietzsche, Stirner: Expositors of Egoism by Benedict Lachmann translated by Edward Mornin foreword by Kevin I. Slaughter appendix by Trevor Blake Stand Alone SA1090 Available at Amazon.com or Barnes & Nobles or Underworld Amusements Finally, the 1985 translation of Benedict Lachmann’s 1914 work on Egoism has been published, after being lost for 33 years. […]
Lecture to the Ferrer Colony by John William Lloyd In reading this paper to you, members of the Ferrer Colony, I wish to say that I claim neither inspiration nor infallibility. I do not pretend to be an expert in anything. I am simply a friend and a comrade who has a few suggestions to […]
Alphonse Gallaud–the future Zo d’Axa–was born on May 24, 1864 in Paris to a well-to-do family, his father being a municipal engineer in the city. After completing his studies in Chaptal College, he entered Saint-Cyr’s military academy. He enlisted in a grenadier cavalry regiment and departed with infantrymen to Africa. But the adventure wasn’t as […]
“The Man Born Blind” Ambrose Bierce A man born blind received his sight By a painful operation; And these are things he saw in the light Of an infant observation. He saw a merchant, good and wise. And greatly, too, respected, Who looked, to those imperfect eyes, Like a swindler undetected. He saw a patriot […]
26th issue of the egoist journal “Stand Alone”. Liberty Tables of Content by John Zube 80 pages, 8.5″ x 11″, coil bound Limited to 10 copies. Available from Underworld Amusements Nearly 40 years ago panarchy advocate John Zube put every of copy of Benjamin R. Tucker’s Liberty journal on microfiche as part of his Peace Plans project, and made them […]
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 Rare and unpublished works from the first century of egoism-the philosophy of Max Stirner. Unique translations of Stirner into English; significant archives of egoism rescued from the ash heap of history; blood and thunder from Friedrich Nietzsche complimented by the laughing philosophy of […]
THERE could be no more forcible illustration of the power of thought than is to be so clearly seen in the wonderful change in the last few years, in the position of woman and her relation to the economic world. Not so very many years ago she was considered necessary, indeed, to the life of […]
GEORGIA REPLOGLE, Anarchist, Atheist, Materialist, Freelover and Beautiful Soul. DIED, DENVER, COLORADO, OCT. 22, 1904. DEDICATED to HENRY REPLOGLE. The doors have opened, they have shut, And thro’ their valves our friend has gone; A gentle woman, brave and straight, A friend to be depended on. Lite is a mystery to all, The […]
A Brief Sketch of the Life of J. William Lloyd I was born on June 4th, 1857, at the tiny village of Westfield, New Jersey, (about 20 miles from New York City), of British, immigrant parents, who were almost unschooled, but not illiterate; my father a carpenter, my mother a seamstress. A last and belated […]
The Sidney E. Parker Archives announces it has released the first issue of its official newsletter: The New En Marge, a journal that is part of the Stand Alone (2016) series. This annual 16 page newsletter will publish photos and facsimiles of items from the life and work of Sidney E. Parker. The contents are not to be […]
