The most of you publishers are such unspeakable Kaisers of Kultur that you treat the geniuses who make you what you are as insignificant privates in a literary army, which you deploy; keeping them dangling upon your critical pleasure, or blowing them to pieces because they do not happen to walk the line _you_ mark out. I suppose this is inevitable, however, in the present social order and that there will never be free literary expression until there is publishing organization on the part of the whole people for the benefit of the whole people. May the universe speed the day of such organization. Have You Read—? (_In this column will be given each month a list of current magazine articles which, as an intelligent being, you will not want to miss._) Gaudier-Brzeska’s Art, by John Caurnos. _The Egoist_, September 1. Havelock Ellis on Birth Control in _Physical Culture_ for September, October, November. The Literature of a Moral Republic, by H. L. Mencken. _The Smart Set_, October. The Undergraduate. _The New Republic_, September 25. Can You Read—? (_In this column will be given each month a resume of current cant which, as an intelligent being, you may wish to be diverted or angered or stimulated by._) International Duty and Hyphenated Americans, by Theodore Roosevelt. _The Metropolitan_, October. In Memory of Lieutenant Rupert Brooke, by Joyce Kilmer. _The Bookman_, September. Llewellyn Jones on New Tendencies in the Arts, in any issue of _The Chicago Evening Post Friday Review_. THE EGOIST An Individualist Review Subscribe to THE EGOIST and hear what you will get: Editorials containing the most notable creative and critical philosophic matter appearing in England today. Some of the newest and best experimental English and American poetry. A page of current French poetry. Reviews of only those books which are worth praise. News of modern music, of new painting, of French literary and artistic life. A series of translations of Greek and Latin poetry and prose, done by young modern poets (began September 1st, 1915). PUBLISHED MONTHLY Price—Fifteen cents a number Yearly subscription, One Dollar Sixty Cents Buy some of the back numbers. They are literature, not journalism. OAKLEY HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY STREET, LONDON, W. C. Sleep Outdoors All Winter with the Hold-Heet Health Blanket Reserve Force—health—virility of mind and body—clear eyes—brain power—these are considerations, aren’t they? Keep them up to 100% by cashing in on Nature’s richest offering—FRESH AIR.