The second decade of the 2000s marks a near century of near-universal woman suffrage. But there was a time when woman suffrage was not universal, or universally desired. Some opposed woman suffrage because it went too far, others because it didn’t go far enough. Ellen Key and A. J. George were among the former, Dora […]
An astounding article on Sirfessor Malfew Seklew from the Chicago Daily Tribune of February 28 1916. The man identified here as Doc Rawleigh of the Toltec tribe may be Redwood Bailey, Cherokee. Bailey wrote about the Sirfessor in The Day Book for February 5 1916, and the Sirfessor replied in the same periodical five days […]
This article about Malfew Sklew and pals appeared in the Chicago Daily Tribune on March 9th, 1918. Over at 213 West Oak street last night gathered a clan under a new banner. It was the housewarming of “The Superite Coffee Tavern,” where, according to its founder, Sirfessor F.M. Wilkesbarre, the nimble witted can walk the intellectual slack […]
Announcing the 5th issue of the egoist journal “Stand Alone”. Limited to 33 copies printed. 32 pages, 5.5×8.5″, Saddle-stitched, 80# Silk Text Available for purchase exclusively at Underworld Amusements.com Sidney E. Parker interviewed by Tony Gibson January 4th, 1993. Introduction by Pól O’Sullivan. Edited by S.E. Parker in 1993 & Kevin I. Slaughter in 2016. […]
Wikipedia: “At various times DeCasseres defended free speech. In 1909, he signed onto a petition calling out the police departments of New York City, Brooklyn, Yonkers and East Orange for their respective activities in preventing anarchist Emma Goldman from speaking in those cities.” A 28 page book was published titled The Suppression of free speech […]
Stand Alone | SA1015 | December, 2016 Subtitle/Theme: The Eagle and the Serpent Index of Names Published by: OVO The first bit of wholly original research to be published as part of the Stand Alone journal series is The Eagle and the Serpent Index of Names by Trevor Blake. This perfect bound paperback book is limited […]
David Westling comments on an article titled “‘Individualism’ in the Mid-Nineteenth Century” by Koenrad W. Swart. Swart’z article is from Journal of the History of Ideas, Vol. 23, No. 1 (Jan. – Mar., 1962), pp. 77-90 (Published by: University of Pennsylvania Press | DOI: 10.2307/2708058 ). This article was in the archives of Egoist Archive. In an effort to get that […]
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Excerpt from ‘Against Words – Against Thoughts’, part of the compilation Dora Marsden: The Freewoman and the Egoist Volume One (out of print ebook). Seeing as many old-time writers used “(the) race” as a synonym for “species”, much like “the human race” is used today, I’m unsure if she’s referring to humanity, or the bio-geographic […]
From Minus One (1963), No. 26, August 1970. This thievery from Wikipedia gives the uninitiated some background: Gregory Hill (21 May 1941 – 20 July 2000), better known by the pen name Malaclypse the Younger, was one of the two writers of the Principia Discordia, along with Kerry Wendell Thornley (aka Lord Omar Khayyam Ravenhurst). He […]
