Maniac Eyeball is the third, final and most comprehensive volume of autobiography written by the late Salvador Dali. Maniac Eyeball contains the frank and uncensored confessions of Salvador Dali, from his childhood and first adolescent sexual experiences to his emergence as a painter, surrealist and eventually the most famous-and possibly richest-artist of modern times. These inspired tracts, covering art, love, sex, money, death, fame, science, his famous friends and enemies, and his extraordinary creative genius, reveal the intricate workings of Dali's mind to create not only an unparalleled autobiography, but also one of the key surrealist texts yet published.
Salvador Dali (1904â€“1989) entered the ranks of the Surrealists in 1929 with a series of iconoclastic paintings which fused technical virtuosity with Freudian infantilism, leading to his invention of the "paranoiac-critical" method. Later expelled from the surrealist group, he was christened "Avida Dollars" by Andre Breton while acquiring the reputation of master showman and scandalist. His art and writings remain among the most unique and important bodies of work of the 20th century.
"Dali's paintings reveal in the most powerful form the basic elements of the Surrealist imagination: a series of equations for dealing with the extraordinary transformations of our age. Let us salute this unique genius, who has counted for the first time the multiplication tables of obsession, psychopathology and possibility"-J.G. Ballard
Volume One of Creation Art Directives, a new series devoted to promoting the avant-garde Contains over 100 photos, illustrations and paintings by Dali Cover quote by J.G.Ballard Companion to Creation's successful Diary Of A Genius (20,000 sold to date)

Maniac Eyeball: The Unspeakable Confessions of Salvador Dali (Creation Art Directives)

Dalí, Salvador

Arts & Photography

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Proxy is a large-format compendium of five out-of-print and much-sought-after books by Peter Sotos: Tick, Lazy, Index, Tool, and Special. Proxy also includes a new introduction by Sotos. Peter Sotos is one of the most controversial authors in America. A former member of the noise band Whitehouse, he has also appeared in such volumes as Apocalypse Culture. He recently provided the afterword to Feral House's The Gates Of Janus by "Moors Murderer" Ian Brady.

Proxy: Peter Sotos Pornography 1991-2000

Sotos, Peter

The Screaming Body gives a full and authoritative account of Artaud's film projects and his conception of surrealist cinema. It examines his unique series of drawings of the fragmented human body, begun in the ward of a lunatic asylum and finished in a state of furious liberation. The book captures Artaud's ultimate experiment with the screaming body in the form of his censored recording To Have Done with the Judgement of God-an experiment which is unprecedented in the history of art.

Artaud: The Screaming Body: Films, Drawings and Recordings

Barber, Stephen

Artaud, Antonin

Biographies & Memoirs

I Love Lord Buddha is the transgressive, transcendent first novel that some are calling the future of literature, and others are calling a post--pornographic revolution. Set in late-90's Tokyo, it recounts the history of the Neo-Geisha Organization, a sex-and-death cult with an anticonsumerist, pro-hedonist, sub-Buddhist ideology.
The novel takes its inspiration from the classical Japanese literature of the first millennium, the AUM Shinrikyo subway-gas cult, and the esoteric texts of Buddhism. Reading like manga, sounding like hard techno, feeling like fetish, I Love Lord Buddha paves the way for a new literature of undiluted aesthetics and ecstasy.

I Love Lord Buddha

Raphael, Hillary

Divine Filth is a collection of long-overlooked erotic prose and scatological fragments rivaled only by Georges Bataille's most well-known work, Story of the Eye, for pure "pornographic" content that transcends the limits of literature and the self. These are the shattered mystic visions of a seminal Surrealist with a deep thirst for the negation of consciousness through ecstasy, humiliation, depravity and pain.

Divine Filth: Lost Writings by Georges Bataille (Creation Modern Classics)

Literature & Fiction

BATAILLE, Georges

Erotica

The spectre of Gilles de Rais, satanist and child-killer, eclipses French history like a dark star. A fallen general, once the champion of Jeanne d'Arc, de Rais' riches and experimentations led him to the very gates of Hell.
With quotations, essays and fiction, as well as a complete chronology and register of people and places in de Rais' brief but cataclysmic existence, Dark Star is a richevocation of the satanic allure of the most intriguing figure in the annals of mass murder.

Dark Star: The Satanic Rites of Gilles de Rais

Bill Drummond and Mark Manning's second trip was to Zaire, a jungle hell on the verge of bloody civil war, where they traveled down-river in search of the ghost of Conrad's Kurtz. By turns hilarious and horrifying, Wild Highway will cement the reputation of Drummond and Manning not only as cutting-edge writers, but as two of the most dangerous and subversive "pranksters" of the fledgeling 21st century.

Wild Highway

Drummond, Bill

Manning, Mark

Jean Genet: poet-thief, novelist, revolutionary, gay icon. Genet's early life was one of vagrancy and crime. He emerged in 1942 from prison with the extraordinarily subversive novel Our Lady of the Flowers. Championed by Cocteau and Sartre, Genet became a legend to the underworld for his subsequent novels, dark fusions of crime, sex and flowers. In later life he became involved with rebel groups such as the Black Panthers and the PLO. Born To Lose, poet-novelist Jeremy Reed's stripped-down, amply illustrated biography of Genet, displays profound empathy for its subject. Reed explores Genet's novels, criminal activities, addiction to sleeping pills, relationships with lovers and rent boys, mercurial friendships, fugitive poetry and the obsession with death that underscores his work.

Jean Genet: Born To Lose: An Illustrated Critical History

REED, Jeremy

Forty-five key interviews with celebrities from the worlds of rock, art, literature and the counterculture, taken from the 18-year history of New York-based Seconds magazine. Interviewees include Marilyn Manson, David Bowie, JG Ballard, Henry Rollins, Allen Ginsberg, Anton LaVey, Joe Coleman, Peter Sotos, Joe D'Allesandro, Ron Jeremy, Wayne Kramer, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, John Waters, Richard Ramirez, Charles Manson, Ed Sanders and Robert Williams. Contributors include Michael Moynihan, Carlo McCormick, Boyd Rice, David Aaron Clarke, Art Deco and John Aes-Nihil. Steven Blush is the author of American Hardcore. He lives in New York.

.45 Dangerous Minds: The Most Intense Interviews From Seconds Magazine (The Art of the Interview)

Music

The Dunblane Massacre in Scotland in March of 1996 remains the most abhorred act of mass murder ever perpetrated in the British Isles. Thomas Hamilton entered Dunblane Primary School armed with four handguns and shot dead 16 schoolchildren and one teacher before turning his weapons on himself. Ten years later, controversial author Peter Sotos reexamines Dunblane, dissecting Thomas Hamilton's motives and life and revealing the gay sub-culture of pedophilia, which spawned this most reviled of all killers.

Predicate: The Dunblane Massacre: Ten Years After

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