Works by Desnos, Eluard, Réverdy and Soupault in English translation.

Publishes literary classics of surrealism, dada, fluxus, pataphysics, and other experimental art movements of the 19th and 20th century.

Brief description of this artistic technique.

Working group of surrealists in Minnesota.

A "non-glossary" including brief profiles of various surrealists and dadaists.

Collage poetry, short excerpts from books including Breton's Nadja.

Belgian Surrealist prose poems, translated.

Features the art and books of this author and artist. Provides links to other pertinent surrealist sites.

Discusses André Breton's prose poetry and his idea of linked opposites.

A search for the historical meanings in Baudelaire and Breton's respective models of Parisian sightseeing.

Briefly chronicles Gerald Keaney's involvement with Surrealism.

Allows access to short biographies of various surrealist authors, usually including a sample or two of translated writings.

Three poems by surrealist writers, from the book of the same name.

Includes the translated Manifesto of Surrealism, Secrets of the Magical Surrealist Art, and A Surrealist Manifesto (written mostly by André Breton).

Many contemporary, international links for surrealism and related movements.

Brief glossary of primary writers and precursors of the surrealist movement, with many links to sites on individual writers.

Glossary of artists, history of the movement, and Breton's _What is Surrealism_ (in English).

Article exploring the concepts behind "automatic writing" as it was embodied in Breton's texts.

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.

Essay by Andre Breton.