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"Jung and Surrealism 101"
Hey New York City We invite you to “Jung and Surrealism 101” Join the Kristine Mann Library at the Jung Center of New York for an incredible weekend exploring the fascinating intersection of Jungian psychology and Surrealism . Saturday, April 5, 2025, 10 :00 AM – Sunday, April 6, 2025, 5:00 PM. At Kristine Mann Library, 28 East 39th Street, New York, NY…
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Echoes of Rebellion: Unveiling Surrealism in North Africa and Western Asia
Echoes of Rebellion: Unveiling Surrealism in North Africa and Western Asia The familiar narrative of surrealism often centers on Paris, London, and New York. But what happens when we shift our gaze eastward? “Surrealism in North Africa and Western Asia: Crossings and Encounters,” edited by Monique Bellan and Julia Drost, offers a compelling and much-needed corrective, illuminating the vibrant…
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The Second Sulfuric Batch
Get Ready for The Second Sulfuric Storm Egyptian Authors / Batch2 And more from outside Egypt 30 Books From April to November 2025 Sulfur Editions is thrilled to unveil the Second Sulfuric Batch – a blazing collection of 30 captivating books set to be published in English from April to November! Prepare to be transported by diverse voices, stories, and genres from Egypt, the Middle East,…
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The Drastic Surgeon/Peter Mangiaracina
Posters slapped onto city buses and benches show a steady hand gripping a gleaming scalpel. Bold lettering with a fuzzy shadow jumps out with the name SILAS CARVER, Plastic Surgeon to the Stars. I am he. Sans stars—unless you count the porn actress whose nipples I nudged a few centimeters north. Something about easier access. It was a Tuesday morning. I was shuffling papers on my desk because…
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Street Art: An Exploration of Egyptian Rap Music as a Reflection of Youth Dreams and Social Reality
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"The Last Summer of Mr. Dipodoidea," by Ghadah Kamal. essay /General link
“The Last Summer of Mr. Dipodoidea,” by Ghadah Kamal. ESSAY BY MOHSEN EL BELASY “The Last Summer of Mr. Dipodoidea,” by Ghadah Kamal, published by Sulfur Editions, presents a unique literary experience that defies simple categorization as a traditional collection of short stories. Instead, the book operates more like an unusual novella or a series of interconnected stories where characters and…
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Lemon Language by Hager Youssef/"A Body Like a City"
The book Lemon Language by Hager Youssef published by Sulfur Editions While the title suggests the importance of the lemon, it does not appear directly as a symbol within the poems themselves. The absence of lemons might be symbolic, indicating a “sour” or bittersweet quality to the themes explored in the collection or perhaps a hidden or absent core that the language circles around. The body…
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3 poems by Stephen Bett
Jann Kross, The Czar’s Madman (opening line; trans, Anselm Hollo) Voisiku, Thursday, the twenty-sixth of May, 1827 What a header… By the numbers numbingly on goal (ho) We’s all coming up lucky 8’s (even 18’s!) Drivin’ at evermore material suck•cess jes poolin cash, hon Them’s can-do power numbers — measure out own goals scored S’okay, we’m all over summa dat fresh…
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Levinson’s Quantum Foam by John Olson
Levinson’s Quantum Foam The task ahead of me is as alluring as it is frustrating. Any description of what Heller Levinson does with words cannot be hemmed in by conventional means. It’s so completely anything. It’s so unutterably utterable. Substantives are packed together like magnets in a generator. Electrical power is increased by the voltage of an urgent grammaticality. Urgent means urgent.…
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The Surrealist Coin: Heads or Tales?
The Surrealist Coin: Heads or Tales? This book beckons us into the labyrinthine world of Surrealism and its complex relationship with money. Mallarmé’s words echo ominously, reminding us that art, in its purest form, transcends the grubby hands of commerce. Yet, this collection of essays boldly explores the economic underbelly of this avant-garde movement, shining a light on the dealers,…
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Hands of the Storm/International surrealist Statement.
Hands of the Storm International surrealist Statement. Your flower will pass through the hands of the storm Follow the star of her hand, her masks, her falcons and the red ice of trance. Laurence Weisberg Give me the fog that fertilizes the neighborhood of the insatiated, let him tattoo with his tongue the high cliff of his dissatisfied chest. Give me the ocean and its murmur of…
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A New Era of Literary Exchange: The Sulfur Initiative and Its Impact on Collaborative Publishing and Translation
A New Era of Literary Exchange: The Sulfur Initiative and Its Impact on Collaborative Publishing and Translation The Sulfur Initiative is poised to revolutionise the translation and global dissemination of contemporary Egyptian and Arab literature. By fostering a collaborative creative economy, it aims to dismantle traditional publishing structures and promote a more equitable and sustainable…
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The Interrogation of Being: A Critical Analysis of Query Caboodle 2
The Interrogation of Being: A Critical Analysis of Query Caboodle 2 Heller Levinson’s Query Caboodle 2 Published by Sulfur Editions is not a typical poetry collection. It eschews traditional poetic forms and narratives, opting instead for probing questions that challenge readers to confront fundamental aspects of existence. These questions, presented in stark, minimalist language, act as a kind…
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What's Left: A Critical Analysis of Rosenzweig's Poetry
What’s Left: A Critical Analysis of Rosenzweig’s Poetry Mark C. Rosenzweig’s poetry collection, What’s Left, published by Sulfur Editions is a haunting exploration of desire, loss, and memory. Throughout the poems, Rosenzweig weaves together surreal imagery, fragmented narratives, and a poignant longing to create a powerful meditation on the human condition. One of the most striking features of…
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Seclusia: A Surrealist Exploration of Edward James's Life
Seclusia: A Surrealist Exploration of Edward James’s Life Bernabé Alatorre Rios’s novel Seclusia, published by Sulfur Editions and described as the world’s first fictional recreation of Edward James’s life, offers a captivating and insightful portrait of the man behind the surrealist masterpiece, Las Pozas in Xilitla, Mexico. Through a blend of biographical facts and fictional narratives, the…
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Poems by Tate Lewis-Carroll
The Work Week Monday cracks open with a new scar it won’t shut up about. Tuesday’s back in the office, nursing shots of cold espresso. Wednesday—never trust a Wednesday. Bad news. Thursday’s in the park walking a two-headed terrier named BOGO. Poor Friday traffics to a standstill a confused and lonely crowd. A busload of uniformed Saturdays turns into the parking lot. Forgotten in the…
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Surrealist Poems About Clocks /book by Jowonder
Unravel the Mysteries of Time with Jowonder’s Surrealist Masterpiece Surrealist Poems About Clocks,a mind-bending journey through the depths of consciousness and the enigmatic nature of time. Jowonder, a renowned artist and writer, invites you into a world where clocks tick with a sinister rhythm and reality is a fluid, ever-shifting canvas. Accompanied by 16 mesmerizing drawings, these poems…
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