G14 - Jacques Vaché and the Roots of Surrealism | Franklin Rosemont

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G14 - Jacques Vaché and the Roots of Surrealism | Franklin RosemontAn exploration of the man who arguably invented the modern "attitude" of nihilistic detachment without ever bothering to write a book. Jacques Vachs war letters influenced Andr Breton so profoundly they sparked the Surrealist movement, yet Vach remained a ghost, committed only to "umore" and a final, fatal dose of opium. This is a hardback edition, issued without a dust jacket, in as new condition. This book is sold by Underworld Amusements as "used"

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