72 pages • B5 format • ISSN 1755-0009
texts, poems, images, collective games on the theme of
THE ONEIRIC CITY
for full details see the Surrealist Editions website
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PHOSPHOR – Launch Invitation
LEEDS SURREALIST GROUP will present the third issue of PHOSPHOR at The Space Project at 7.30pm on Wednesday, 7th December 2011 with discussions and a special screening of Jan Svankmajer’s Surviving Life.
PHOSPHOR – issue number 3
84 pages • B5 format • ISSN 1755-0009
texts, poems, images, collective games on the theme of
MEMORY RECLAIMED
for full details see the Surrealist Editions website
PHOSPHOR – issue number 2
“It would not be an exaggeration to state that, without grasping the fundamental and continuing importance of objects (both poetically and critically) within the surrealist movement, one would fail to understand Surrealism itself.”
from the editorial, Of Phantoms and Representations, by Kenneth Cox
72 pages • B5 format • ISSN 1755-0009
texts, stories, poems images on the theme of
PHANTOM OBJECTS
includes
Bruno Solarik, Palpable Phantoms – as perceived by the interwar Czechoslovak surrealists
Tributes to Franklin Rosemont by Michaël Löwy and Guy Ducornet
Fetish and The Magic of Objects – two essays by Jan Švankmajer
Midland Red – a short story by John Hartley Williams
The Substanced Object and Melancholy Ghosts – two illustrated reflections by Eugenio Castro
Stephen J. Clark, The Absent Double – an essay on objects
Pervert, Tramp or Delinquent? – reflections by Peter Overton upon the game ‘Explorations of Absence’ played by Leeds Surrealist Group
poems by – Andrew Boobier, Franklin Rosemont
images by – Jan Drabble, Kathleen Fox, Peter Overton, Franklin Rosemont, John Welson
Price including postage & packing
UK £ 7.00 • Europe £ 8.00 • Rest of the World £ 10.00
Buy online at www.surrealisteditions.co.uk
Cheques / POs / IMOs payable to “Surrealist Editions”
to: Phosphor, 6 Aberdeen Grove, LEEDS, LS12 3QY, England
PHOSPHOR – issue number 1
a new magazine manifesting
surrealism’s continuing creative luminescence
“It is ironic that those who like to refer to surrealism’s ‘legacy’ look anywhere but to surrealism itself for its continuity.”
“Today, surrealism’s dynamic has many vectors throughout the world, not only in the form of various organised groups, and in their activities and projections into the public sphere, but also in those individuals who prefer to adventure alone.”
“…what distinguishes such practices that are termed ‘surrealist’ is a question of intention and of intelligence, propelled from within a social, political and moral dimension; it is thus, moreover, a sensibility, a way of looking at and acting upon the world.”
from the editorial, To Be Continued…, by Kenneth Cox
68 pages • B5 format • ISSN 1755-0009
texts, stories, poems images on the theme of
Narratives of Absence
includes
Ted Joans, I, Black Surrealist – an extract from his unpublished autobiography
Eugenio Castro, The Limitless Mirror – a reflection upon absence
Leeds Surrealist Group, from Explorations of Absence – taken from a collective game exploring the relationship between abandoned places, their images and lost objects
short stories by – Rikki Ducornet, Michael Richardson, John Hartley Williams
poems by – Andrew Boobier, Kenneth Cox, Ted Joans, Katerina Pinosova
images by – Gareth Brown, Stephen J. Clark, Kathleen Fox, Rik Lina, Peter Overton, Martin Trippett, John Welson
Price including postage & packing
UK £ 7.00 • Europe £ 8.00 • Rest of the World £ 10.00
Buy online at www.surrealisteditions.co.uk
Cheques / POs / IMOs payable to “Surrealist Editions”
to: Phosphor, 6 Aberdeen Grove, LEEDS, LS12 3QY, England
