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Series
The Envelope-Silence A Surrealist library. 2. The Trumpets of Jericho, by Unica Zürn 3. The Arthritic Grasshopper: Collected Stories, 1934–1944, by Gisèle Prassinos 4. Letters, Dreams & Other Writings, by Remedios Varo 5. The Subversion of Images, by Paul Nougé 6. Rogomelec, by Leonor Fini
Imagining Architecture Fantastical architecture, imaginary urbanism, and hallucinatory dwellings. 2. Rakkóx the Billionaire & The Great Race, by Paul Scheerbart 3. The Cathedral of Mist, by Paul Willems 4. The Stairway to the Sun & Dance of the Comets, by Paul Scheerbart 5. District, by Tony Duvert 6. The Construction of the Tower of Babel, by Juan Benet 7. Munchausen and Clarissa: A Berlin Novel, by Paul Scheerbart
Imagining Science Outsider science, extreme empiricism, aberrant experiments, and imaginary speculations—literary explorations in fictional science. 2. The Perpetual Motion Machine: The Story of an Invention, by Paul Scheerbart 3. The Hierarchies of Cuckoldry and Bankruptcy, by Charles Fourier 4. Pataphysical Essays, by René Daumal 5. The Pig: In Poetic, Mythological, and Moral-Historical Perspective, by Oskar Panizza 6. The Table, by Francis Ponge 7. New Inventions and Latest Innovations, by Gaston de Pawlowski
The Library of Cruelty Tales of love, crime, war, and madness, from the surreal to the sarcastic. 2. The Book of Monelle, by Marcel Schwob 3. The Conductor & Other Tales, by Jean Ferry 4. The Creator, by Mynona 5. A Dilemma, by Joris-Karl Huysmans 6. Disagreeable Tales, by Léon Bloy 7. Murder Most Serene, by Gabrielle Wittkop 8. A Terrace in Rome, by Pascal Quignard 9. Sweating Blood, by Léon Bloy 10. Kzradock the Onion Man and the Spring-Fresh Methuselah: From the Notes of Dr. Renard Montpensier, by Louis Levy 11. The King in the Golden Mask, by Marcel Schwob 12. Mademoiselle Bambù, by Pierre Mac Orlan 13. Hashish, by Oscar A. H. Schmitz 14. The Children’s Crusade, by Marcel Schwob 15. The Sundays of Jean Dézert, by Jean de La Ville de Mirmont 16. Samalio Pardulus, by Otto Julius Bierbaum 17. A Death: Notes of a Suicide, by Zalman Shneour
The Margins of Dada 1. Flametti, or The Dandyism of the Poor, by Hugo Ball 2. The Emperor of China, The Mute Canary & The Executioner of Peru, by Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes 3. The Unruly Bridal Bed and Other Grotesques, by Mynona 4. My Papa and the Maid of Orléans and Other Grotesques, by Mynona 5. At the Blue Monkey: 33 Outlandish Stories, by Walter Serner
The School of the Strange Belgian and French weird tales. 2. Whiskey Tales, by Jean Ray 3. Cruise of Shadows: Haunted Stories of Land and Sea, by Jean Ray 4. Waystations of the Deep Night, by Marcel Brion 5. The Great Nocturnal: Tales of Dread, by Jean Ray 6. Circles of Dread, by Jean Ray
Subverse Verse, from the adverse to the perverse. 2. The Massacre of the Innocents, by Giambattista Marino 3. Life in the Folds, by Henri Michaux 4. The Thief of Talant, by Pierre Reverdy 5. Wishes, by Georges Perec 6. Curl, by T. O. Bobe
Wakefield Galleries Rogues galleries, role calls, personnel files, and eccentric rosters. 2. Odd Jobs, by Tony Duvert 3. Imaginary Lives, by Marcel Schwob 4. Psychology of the Rich Aunt: Being an Inquiry, in Twenty-Five Parts, into the Question of Immortality, by Erich Mühsam 5. Brief Lives of Idiots, by Ermanno Cavazonni
Wakefield Handbooks The how-to manual reimagined: guidebooks on a variety of satirical, parodic, and quixotic subjects. 2. The Young Girl's Handbook of Good Manners for Use in Educational Establishments, by Pierre Louÿs 3. A Handbook for the Perfect Adventurer, by Pierre Mac Orlan 4. The Physiology of the Employee, by Honoré de Balzac 5. Treatise on Mondern Stimulants, by Honoré de Balzac 6. A Short Treatise Inviting the Reader to Discover the Subtle Art of Go, by Pierre Lusson, Georges Perec, and Jacques Roubaud |
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