Metropolitan Magazine, February–March 1923 "The Babbitts of Radicalism," Haldeman-Julius Monthly, November 1926 "Five Portraits on Galvanized Iron," American Mercury, December 1926 "A Woman for President!," Gay Book Magazine, January 1933 Books The Shadow-Eater (1915) - poetry Chameleon: Being a Book of My Selves (1922) James Gibbons Huneker (1925) Mirrors of New York (1925) Forty Immortals (1926) The Shadow-Eater (New edition, 1927) Anathema! Litanies of Negation (1928) The Superman in America (1929) Mencken and Shaw (1930) The Love Letters of a Living Poet (1931) Spinoza, Liberator of God and Man (1932) When Huck Finn Went Highbrow (1934) The Muse of Lies (1936) The Works of Benjamin DeCasseres (3 Volumes, Blackstone Publishers, 1939) The Works of Benjamin DeCasseres (3 volumes, Gordon Press, 1976) Anathema! Litanies of Negation (New edition, 2013) IMP: The Poetry of Benjamin DeCasseres (2013) Fantasia Impromptu & Finis (2016) New York is Hell: Thinking and Drinking in the Beautiful Beast (2016) Pamphlets Sex in Inhibitia (?, ?) Clark Ashton Smith (?, 2 pages) I am Private Enterprise (?, ?) What Is a Doodle-Goof? (1926, 4 pages) Robinson Jeffers, Tragic Terror (1928, Privately printed by John S. Mayfield) The Holy Wesleyan Empire (4 pages, 1928) The Hit and Run Thinker (1931, seven 10″x5″ strips of paper, staple at the top) Prelude to DeCasseres' Magazine (?, 1932) From Olympus to Independence Hall (1935, 4 pages) The Individual against Moloch (1936, 48 pages, Blackstone Publishers) The Communist-Parasite State (1936, 10 pages) Germans, Jews and France by Nietzsche (1935, 31 pages, Rose Publishers) To Hell with DeCasseres! (play, 1937, 16 pages) Don Marquis (1938) Finis (1945, 20 pages) See also Dada Friederich Nietzsche H. L. Mencken Individualist anarchism New York City Sephardi Jews References External links De Casseres collection at the New York Public Library List of De Casseres articles at the FictionMag Index BenjaminDeCasseres.com 1873 births 1945 deaths 20th-century American essayists 20th-century American journalists 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American poets American anarchists American anti-capitalists American male journalists American male non-fiction writers American political journalists American political writers Anarchist writers Dada Free speech activists Individualist anarchists Jewish anarchists Jewish anti-communists Jewish American journalists Jewish American writers Journalists from New York City The New York Times writers American opinion journalists Writers from Philadelphia