/lit/ - Literature

Some books on general Surrealism?
if they include the manifiestos that would be great.
Also Dadaism and maybe the Panic Movement and Happenings.

>>2349542
What do you think about his work so far?

>>2349635
Back on high school I was assigned to read that book. It was good but didn't caught my attention at all, was hell reading it by force and because I had to... I haven't read Dostoyevski ever since...
I think I should give russians another chance however. I'm really wanting to check out Notes of the Underground

>>2350618
It is indeed a perfect mental swing.
There is Jodorowsky's Panic Theatre and his surreal cult movies, and Dalí´s giantic ego... the book is about him talking about his magnificent mind and thowing shit at other dudes.

Do you think Les Miserables is superior to Notre-Dame de Paris (that is if you have read it)? how are you liking Victor Hugo?

>>2300655
Already downloading the book Anon!
Yea, I really love surrealism.
I've been researching on similar movements as Dadaism and the on which I know the best, panic theatre.
I'm now reading a book from Alejandro Jodorowsky, a surrealist film and play director who started to work on Shamanism and Tarot developing new therapeutic threatments (such as Psychomagic) that consist in the patient to realize several acts to cure himself (such as painting himself in red and running in a park and then talking to persons with pictures from his-her parents). His therapy is based on the idea that the subconcious takes metaphors as a reality.

In my art class are we writing poems based on paintings, I've chosen Dali's, The Temptation of St. Anthony.

Does any e/lit/ists have any advice concerning poems? Especially poems inspired by paintings.

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