LB's Old Many-Selved Book Scans and PDF Hoard

Last updated 2024/11/19

Since our illustrious downtown library has a book scanner, we set ourself to trawling through their extensive archives for older, out-of-print multi books/articles and digitizing them. We have also started digitizing or asking permission to rehost self-published comics, zines, etc. These works range in availability from "pricey for Americans on Amazon" to "impossible to find anywhere in any form," and so we've digitized them for posterity. Many thanks to Orion Scribner, who made them screenreadable! (Meaning they are also searchable!)

These books have been digitized without necessarily being read. Caveat emptor. There's enough of them that we're choosing to organize alphabetically by author; newest additions have NEW! next to them

Screenreadable

• Baldwin's Oneselves: Multiple Personalities, 1811-1981.
• Bayne, Timothy. (2002). Moral Status and the Treatment of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 87-105. Not digitized by us; rehosted with permission from Bayne.
• Papierfliegerfalter's translation of a 1791 German medical multi case: Gmelin, E. (1791). Materialen fur die anthropologie (pp. 3-89). Tubingen, Germany: Cotta. (The original German case is already online and screenreadable at GoogleBooks.)
• Goettman, Greaves, and Coons's Multiple Personality and Dissociation, 1791-1992: A Complete Bibliography.
• Georges, Rene and Houlberg, Marilyn. (1993). "My Double Mystic Marriages to Two Goddesses of Love: an Interview." Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou. Los Angeles: Fowler Museum at UCLA.
• Eliana Gil's United We Stand.
• Phoenix J. Hocking's Someone I Know Has Multiple Personalities.
• Phoenix J. Hocking's Living With Your Selves.
• (NEW!) Makiya, Sara and Sara Paige. my heart beats in seismic waves. (2018). A meditative poetry zine about the fluid, celestial nature of the self, its ebb and flow and ambiguity. Textual transcription here.
• Alan Marshall's People in Pieces: Multiple Personality in Milder Forms & Greater Numbers.
• (NEW!) Medlock, Sam. (2021). War Zone. A Native teenager attempts suicide and things get trippy. Not digitized by us; uploaded with permission from the author!
• Xandra Publius's Anima Ex Machina: Meatsuit Realness and Transformative Reenchantment. LB did not digitize this; Xavia Publius gave us permission to upload this because the anthology it was in was print-only and from a small Canadian press.
• Luh Ketut Suryani and Jensen, Trance and Possession in Bali: A Window on Western Multiple Personality Disorder, Possession Disorder, and Suicide, 1993.