Over the course of his life he was the major contributor to, publisher, or editor of, a number of publications. Here we will gather basic information about them.
Journals
Free America 1937
In 1937 Borsodi and friends Chauncy Stillwell and Herbert Agar started and edited the journal Free America.
The Decentralist
Borsodi continued Free America and started a School of Living journal named The Decentralist.
The Interpreter
Following the war, he and Mildred Loomis started a new journal, The Interpreter, which continued to support the decentralist position.
Balanced Living
Balanced living was
The Green Revolution 1963
The Green Revolution was professional printed on newsprint, 11 by 17 inches, a single sheet folded to produce four pages. Curiously, the series started with Volume 1, Number 1, breaking the tradition of continuous number with the previous three titles. The consecutive number returned after about ten years and continued to the last issue in December 2018 when the publication was discontinued by the School of Living.
(A) Way Out 1963
Robert Anton Wilson, co-editor of Balanced Living, is credited with the new name of the journal. In 1963, it tapped into a younger vernacular but actually
Booklets
How To Economize 1938-1939
Borsodi and his wife produced a series of popular Homesteading Bulletins (booklets) entitled “How To Economize” to demonstrate the productive economics of household tasks. These sold well at a quarter per copy.
Pan-Humanist Manifesto (Decentralist Manifesto) 1958
A Pan-Humanist Manifesto” was first issued by the Libertarian Social Institute, Bombay, India, October 1958. It was a 31 page, 5% by 8-inch pamphlet. The title of the pamphlet was later changed to “The Decentralist Manifesto,” with some minor editorial changes, and printed in the US.