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Scratching the Tiger's Belly

Ron Sakolsky

Scratching the Tiger's Belly is a new collection of writings by anarcho-surrealist author Ron Sakolsky: a radical mixtape of hidden histories, rebel poems, prickly rants, black humor,...

Surrealism in '68

Paris, Prague, Chicago

Don Lacoss

This essay is a brief examination into surrealist activities in 1968, triangulated between Prague, Paris, and Chicago and anchored to two key surrealist texts, The Prague Platform and...

Overcoming Fitness

Robert Kocik

Incentive itself is the raw material of Overcoming Fitness. When an artifact is potent enough to influence the germ-line and be passed onto offspring, that work is called artwork....

Beware Of The Ice And Other Poems

Penelope Rosemont

48 "dense, sparkling poems" [David Gascoyne] resounding with made love of the truly wild. No compromise poetry at its best! With drawings by Enrico Baj.

Penelope

A Poem

Franklin Rosemont

Illustrated by Jacques Lacomblez. A delirious epic poem of love and revolution: Open All Night always always!

Lamps Hurled At The Stunning Algebra Of Ants

Franklin Rosemont

Poems that shake, rattle & roll the dice of revolt, humor, and erotic passion. Suitably illustrated by Karol Baron.

The Wandering of Humanity

Jacques Camatte

Having begun a critical reassessment of Marx and the Italian ultra-left in the face of the events of the late 60's, Camatte and his comrades were led to conclude that "what is invariant is the...

The Relevance Of Rexroth

Ken Knabb

A biography of poet, anarchist, wobbly and pioneer of the Beat movement Kenneth Rexroth and analysis of his work by noted American situationist Ken Knabb. Rexroth lead a fascinating life that wound...

A Cavalier History of Surrealism

Raoul Vaneigem

A down-and-dirty survey of the Surrealist movement written under a pseudonym in 1970 by leading Situationist theorist Raoul Vaneigem. Intended for a high-school readership, and dashed off in two...