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Book No. 10 of the DeCASSERES BOOKS, written and published each month by BENJAMIN DeCASSERES, is "I DANCE WITH NIETZSCHE," an essay on the great thinker-poet. Ready by the end of October. 50 cents.

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Book No. 9 of the DeCASSERES BOOKS, written and published each month by BENJAMIN DeCASSERES, is "THE ADVENTURES OF AN EXILE," three long essays on World-Strangeness, Beauty and Drink. Ready at the end of September. 50 cents.

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# The DeCasseres Books

Books of from 5,000 to 15,000 words apiece, in stiff paper covers, will be published indefinitely by Benjamin DeCasseres.

They are all written by Benjamin DeCasseres, being chapters or parts of his unpublished works.

They will be ready on or about the 25th of each month, beginning with January, 1936.

The first twelve books are:

1. Exhibitionism: A New Theory of Evolution (now ready).

2. The Individual Against Moloch (now ready).

3. Black Suns (March).

4. The Eternal Return (April).

5. The Eighth Heaven (May).

6. DeGaultier and LaRochefoucauld (June).

7. The Elect and the Damned (July).

8. Saint Tantalus (August).

9. The Adventures of an Exile (September).

10. I Dance with Nietzsche (October).

11. Broken Images (November).

12. Raiders of the Absolute (December).

In 1937 this series will be continued, with the commencement, in the same form, of the publication of "Fantasia Impromptu: the Adventures of an Intellectual Faun," a 400,000-word autobiographical book, which was begun in 1925 and which will continue until the end of the life of the author.

## 50 Cents Each
Postage prepaid

Sold separately on a cash, prepaid basis. If, for any unforeseen reason, future books should not appear, money paid for advance copies will be refunded.

Make checks or money orders payable to Benjamin DeCasseres, care of the Blackstone Publishers, 118 W. 27th Street, New York City.