Birds of a Feather: Flights of the Anarcho-Surrealist Imagination
Imagine anarchy and surrealism as an avian body in flight! The anarchist wing yearns to fly so high that it demands the impossible, while the surrealist wing breaks the binary chains that imprison our minds in a sedentary dichotomy between dream and reality.
“In parallel, and sometimes together, anarchists and surrealists have fruitfully explored new avenues of revolt. Now comes Ron Sakolsky’s new attempt to discern and describe these anarcho-surrealist intersections, Birds of a Feather. This thought-provoking work deserves to be read by anarchists, surrealists, and all those planning to take flight in the direction of liberty.” –Fifth Estate (Fall, 2017)
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