 | Heresiarch & Co by Guillaume Apollinaire
Buy new: $11.86 / Used from: $6.88 Apollinaire's shorts. "Vials of phantasy" sprinkled with a "charming erudition with which he...intoxicates his readers".
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 | A Night Of Serious Drinking by Rene Daumal
Buy used from: $33.84 Daumal gets mean.
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 | Le Contre-ciel (Tusk Ivories) by Rene Daumal
Buy new: $14.95 / Used from: $0.01 Verse brimming with quietly odd imagery.
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 | Black Mirror: The Selected Poems of Roger Gilbert-Lecomte by Roger Gilbert-Lecomte
Buy new: $9.95 / Used from: $4.99 Verse brimming with doomed imagery.
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 | Complete Poems: Charles Baudelaire by Charles Baudelaire
Buy new: $26.05 / Used from: $26.01 Excess tends to slough.
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 | The Baphomet (The Eridanos Library, 9) by Pierre Klossowski
Buy used from: $29.99 Rare air. Erotica for conspirators and philosophers.
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 | Tears and Saints by E. M. Cioran
Buy new: $21.00 / Used from: $6.00 Melancholic insight; the odd flash of rage here and there.
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| Anathemas and Admirations by E. M. Cioran
Buy used from: $7.99 Cioran writes (dare I say it) tenderly about some (Michaux in particular), EVISCERATES others.
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 | Antonin Artaud: Selected Writings by Antonin Artaud
Buy new: $26.95 / Used from: $16.00 Artaud.
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 | Against the Grain (Ã Rebours) by J. K. Huysmans
Buy new: $10.16 / Used from: $1.16 The cheapest edition. This book is a stepping stone.
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 | Journey to the End of the Night (NEW DIRECTIONS PAPERBOOK) by Louis-Ferdinand Céline
Buy new: $11.53 / Used from: $8.95 Celine. I must confess I like the older cover much more.
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 | Pierrot Mon Ami (French Literature) by Raymond Queneau
Buy new: $9.56 / Used from: $3.75 ...then it starts to get weird.
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 | Maldoror and the Complete Works of the Comte de Lautréamont by Comte de Lautréamont
Buy new: $14.00 / Used from: $10.76 <gasp>
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 | Aurelia & Other Writings by Gerard De Nerval
Buy new: $11.16 / Used from: $6.62 A nice edition.
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 | The Films of Alejandro Jodorowsky (Fando y Lis / El Topo / The Holy Mountain)
Buy new: $17.99 / Used from: $23.94 Not for the films themselves--though The Holy Mountain is a wild reimagining of Daumal and El Topo is worth viewing--so much as for the extras, wherein one can glimpse the odd world of mimes, puppeteers and bacchanals young J leapt into.
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