The Manifesto of Individualism is an excellent introduction to the work of Han Ryner (1861-1938), a French anarchist thinker and writer previously unknown to the Greek reading public. Brief and concise, written in the form of an internal dialogue, it crystallizes the essence of his thought, succinctly encapsulating his positions on society, politics, and human relationships. Page by page, we see a unique form of anarchism unfold in this dense book, based on Epictetus and Epicurus, but also Socrates and Christ – Ryner composes a distinctive mosaic, captivating and groundbreaking, a purely personal confession, a true manifesto that exemplifies freedom of thought.