Antonin Artaud: Blows and Bombs
by Stephen Barber


What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the insightful exploration of Antonin Artaud's life and works. Many find it a compelling introduction to his complex ideas and struggles, especially in relation to madness and creativity. The book is described as informative, engaging, and inspiring for those interested in surrealism and theatre history.
Synopsis
The only biography of avant-garde Surrealist artist, filmmaker and theorist Antonin Artaud is now re-published in a new, expanded and updated edition.
Spanning his involvement with the Surrealist movement, the seminal Theatre of Cruelty and his 9-year asylum incarceration, this is the definitive biography on this legendary figure of 20th century culture
Stephen Barber is a noted cultural historian and the leading authority on Artaud.
Previous publications include: "The Burning World "(Edmund White biography), "Caligula" and "Artaud: The Screaming Body" (Creation).
Publication
Antonin Artaud: Blows and Bombs is a play written by Stephen Barber and published by Samuel French (2003).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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