Books
The Shadow-Eater
The Adventures of an Exile
Anathema! Litanies of Negation
The Muse Of Lies
I Dance With Nietzsche
Fantasia Impromptu
Don Marquis
Finis
Forty Immortals
James Gibbons Huneker
The Love Letters Of A Living Poet
Mencken and Shaw
Germans, Jews and France by Nietzsche
Mirrors of New York
Robinson Jeffers, Tragic Terror
The Last Supper
The Communist-Parasite State
The Eighth Heaven
The Eternal Return
The Chamelon, Being A Book Of My Selves
Sir Galahad: Knight of the Lidless Eye
The Superman In America Spinoza, Liberator of God and Man
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