Bøger af Trevor Blake

Historic published accounts of Mooney's Tannery in Columbus, Indiana between the years 1881 and 1910. Includes introduction and index. Labor and labor disputes, fire and accidents, early telephones, famous visitors, crime and romance and more.

Great Man Theory: History is the echo of individual men who have shouted. I have hummed the tune of Great Man Theory so that you may recognize it when you hear it. Look for Great Men, be worthy of them for your own sake. Turn away from the grey pool of the mob, with only slick oils on its surface to give it any distinction. Look up the mountain.

Explication, rumination and fulmination from Portland author Trevor Blake. Sixteen selections range from a critique of Objectivism to the career of filmmaker Nabil Shaban (focusing on The Skin Horse, a documentary on the sex lives of cripples). In addition there is a history and usage of Multiple Names (popular from obscure art movements like Neoism to common folk mythologies), a biographical sketch of Baltimore native and mutant tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE, among other topics. Putting the "I" in "history", the author touches on a cultural history of Egoism, a personal "trajectory" through Anarchism, and his personal shift on 9/11 are also detailed herein. "Confessions of a Failed Egoist is somewhere at the crossroads between The Satanic Bible and Prometheus Rising. Everything you know is wrong, but don't worry: It's just the punchline to the great epistemic joke. Blake's book is a throwback to the days of H.L. Mencken mercilessly skewering sacred cows on the left and right, while firmly rooted in our present day victimology industry conundrums. Blake's book provides inspiration for thought. Bring it up at your next boring work party and scare your colleagues." -Nick Pell

Welcome to the world of bugs!These fascinating insects are often misunderstood and squashed at the earliest opportunity, meeting their end under a rolled-up newspaper or choking to death on a poisonous insecticide that man has created.Here's a good way of judging how the insect population is rapidly dwindling. Do you remember when you would drive along a road in the sunshine and then have to clean off the windscreen because of the pile of bug bodies that were splattered against it? Now think about the last time you had to do that! Why is that population dwindling so fast? What happens when humans kill off these 'pests', only to realise what we shouldn't have done?I collated this book so that anyone, especially the kids, gets an interest in and better understands our buggy friends. When we increase our knowledge, we increase our awareness, and only then can we and our creepy crawly friends live together in harmony to our mutual benefit.The book is an educational resource.Get your copy today.

The metaverse is like a giant virtual world where you can go and do almost anything you can imagine. It's like a big video game, but you feel like you're really there instead of just playing on a screen. You can meet other people, explore new places, and create things.Think of it like a giant playground that you can access through your computer or phone. It's a place where you can be whoever you want to be and do whatever you want to do, just like in the real world, but it's all online.This book explains the Metaverse in everyday language, and how you will benefit from it

Der Geist - the journal of egoism from 1845 to 1945. In this issue, a previously undiscovered speech by Ragnar Redbeard; original translations of Max Stirner and Malfew Seklew; rare reproductions from Dora Marsden and Friedrich Nietzsche; individualists and eccentrics versus the KKK; and more.

A successful serial entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author shares real-world solutions every business owner can use to surmount real-world challenges