Nietzsche on Egoism. [Translated from the German by George Schumm.] A good author who really has his cause at heart longs for someone to come and replace him by presenting the same cause more clearly and by more completely answering the questions raised by it. The loving girl longs to prove the devoted fidelity […]
Reviews. The Unique Individual. The Ego and His Own. Max Stirner. Trans. by S T. Byington. (A. C. Fifeld. 6s. 6d. net.) In the absence of a complete English translation of the work of Nietzsche (for which, by the way, somebody or other deserves to be shot), we may be grateful for this translation […]
Henry Bool, editor of “Liberty Luminants” collections mentioned in the previous post, can also be found in Benjamin R. Tucker’s Liberty, Volume 15, No 5. Below you’ll find a short piece by Tucker, followed by a letter from a disgruntled “Patriot.” As an additional note, the Labadie Collection contains correspondence of Henry Bool: Consists of […]
“EGOISTS SHOULD READ” judged the Egoist journal The Eagle and The Serpent (1898) in the promotion of For Love and Money by Leighton Pagan. Underworld Amusements has now printed this rare tract for the second installment of the Stand Alone (2016) journal, in a limited edition with a new introduction by Trevor Blake and end notes! Unavailable anywhere […]
James L. Walker, who articulated his own theory of Egoism in The Philosophy of Egoism (1905), and often wrote under the name Tak Kak, was a major contributor to Benjamin Tucker’s Liberty (1881), but also contributed to other individualist/egoist journals. The website Libertarian Labyrinth has begun collecting his work on a dedicated page: http://wiki.libertarian-labyrinth.org/index.php?title=James_L._Walker If you have […]
