other cases, anarchists rallied to the Cuban libertarian cause. Reconstruir (“To Reconstruct”) in Buenos Aires, whose publishing house, Colectivo, fully identified with the Cuban anarchists, published all of Ferro's works." He died in New York City when he was 92 years old on December 7, 1986. American anarchist writer Hakim Bey in 1991 talked about Arrigoni in this way: "Like the Italian Stirnerites (who influenced us through our late friend Enrico Arrigoni) we support all anti-authoritarian currents, despite their apparent contradictions." Written works The totalitarian nightmare (1975) The lunacy of the Superman (1977) Adventures in the country of the monoliths (1981) Freedom: my dream First published by the Libertarian Book Club in 1937, reprinted by Western World Press in 1986, and LBC Books (Little Black Cart), March 2012. References Further reading 1894 births 1986 deaths People from the Province of Milan Italian anarchists American writers of Italian descent American anarchists Italian emigrants to the United States Individualist anarchists Egoist anarchists House painters American bricklayers