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• - Collage poetry, short excerpts from books including Breton's Nadja.
  
• - Allows access to short biographies of various surrealist authors, usually including a sample or two of translated writings.
  
• - Essay by Andre Breton.
  
• - Includes the translated Manifesto of Surrealism, Secrets of the Magical Surrealist Art, and A Surrealist Manifesto (written mostly by André Breton).
  
• - Brief description of this artistic technique.
  
• - Briefly chronicles Gerald Keaney's involvement with Surrealism.
  
• - Publishes literary classics of surrealism, dada, fluxus, pataphysics, and other experimental art movements of the 19th and 20th century.
  
• - Three poems by surrealist writers, from the book of the same name.
  
• - Discusses André Breton's prose poetry and his idea of linked opposites.
  
• - Extensive collection including a bibliography, image gallery, surrealist games, and the Surrealist Compliment Generator.
  
• - Contemporary blending of art and spirituality to create texts and performance art, influenced in part by surrealist methods.
  
• - Works by Desnos, Eluard, Réverdy and Soupault in English translation.
  
• - Glossary of artists, history of the movement, and Breton's _What is Surrealism_ (in English).
  
• - Many contemporary, international links for surrealism and related movements.
  
• - Features the art and books of this author and artist. Provides links to other pertinent surrealist sites.
  
• - A search for the historical meanings in Baudelaire and Breton's respective models of Parisian sightseeing.
  
• - Brief glossary of primary writers and precursors of the surrealist movement, with many links to sites on individual writers.
  
• - Article exploring the concepts behind "automatic writing" as it was embodied in Breton's texts.
  
• - Working group of surrealists in Minnesota.
  
• - A "non-glossary" including brief profiles of various surrealists and dadaists.
  
• - Belgian Surrealist prose poems, translated.
  
  

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