Atlas Anthology III by Austryn Wainhouse, Richard Blieu, Gustav Meyrink, Kurt Schwitters, Raymond Roussel, André Breton, Oskar Panizza, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Peter Blegvad, Raymond Queneau, Wolfgang Bauer, Werner Heldt, M.P. Shiel, Karl Kraus, H.C. Artmann, Unica Zürn, Robert Linney, Dedwydd Jones, Günter Brus, Alastair Brotchie, Bernard Delvaille, Konrad Bayer, Pierre Bettencourt, René Crevel, Jean Lorrain, Pierre Albert-Birot, Benjamin Péret, Paul Lincoln, John Nicholson, Jean-Pierre Brisset, Herbert Rosendorfer, Philip Jenkins, Harry Mathews, Louis T. Cools, Jacques Rigaut, Man Ray, Boris Vian, Georges Perec, Robert Walser, Alfred Jarry, Paul Scheerbart

Atlas Anthology III

Atlas Anthology #3

Austryn Wainhouse, Richard Blieu, Gustav Meyrink, Kurt Schwitters, Raymond Roussel, André Breton, Oskar Panizza, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Peter Blegvad, Raymond Queneau, Wolfgang Bauer, Werner Heldt, M.P. Shiel, Karl Kraus, H.C. Artmann, Unica Zürn, Robert Linney, Dedwydd Jones, Günter Brus, Alastair Brotchie, Bernard Delvaille, Konrad Bayer, Pierre Bettencourt, René Crevel, Jean Lorrain, Pierre Albert-Birot, Benjamin Péret, Paul Lincoln, John Nicholson, Jean-Pierre Brisset, Herbert Rosendorfer, Philip Jenkins, Harry Mathews, Louis T. Cools, Jacques Rigaut, Man Ray, Boris Vian, Georges Perec, Robert Walser, Alfred Jarry, Paul Scheerbart with James Kirkup (Translator), Barbara Wright (Translator), David Gascoyne (Translator), Harry Zohn (Translator), Malcolm Green (Translator), Martin Sorrell (Translator), Brigitte Saurer (Translator)

224 pages • first pub 1985 (editions)

nonfiction essays challenging emotional reflective medium-paced
Powered by AI (Beta)
Loading...

Description

Here is prose based on Romanticism, in this century focused around the early Expressionism and the Surrealist movement. It is a literature of unusual beauty and bitter humour, political (in the widest sense), it asserts a complete freedom of form ...

Read more

Community Reviews

Loading...

Content Warnings

Loading...