T-Bone Slim & the phonetic cabala (Rosemont, Franklin):
Radio voices: a child's bed of sirens (Lamantia, Philip):
Mel Blanc: wizard of audio (Rosemont, Franklin):
Introduction to the hearing of Lord Buckley (Jablonski, Joseph):
Heirs of the dram: please stand up! (on children's art) (Redmond, Anthony):
Ernie Kovacs & the surrealists promise of television (Buhle, Paul):
The Three Stooges (Buhle, Paul):
Bewitched (Weisberger, Ron):
Backyard bombs: (horror movies on TV) (Peters, Nancy Joyce):
Buster Keaton (Rosemont, Franklin):
Peter Ibbetson (Peters, Nancy Joyce):
Nelly Kaplan's Nea: woman & eroticism in film (Peters, Nancy Joyce):
Homage to Tex Avery (Rosemont, Franklin):
Bugs Bunny (Rosemont, Franklin):
Surrealism in the comics: George Herriman, Gustave Verbeek, Milt Gross, E.C. Segar, Bill Holman, Chester Gould, Jack Kent, George Carlson, B. Wolverton & Carl Banks (Rosemont, Franklin):
Winsor McCay (Buhle, Paul):
Poetry in the comics: Walt Kelly's Churchy La Femme songs (Rosemont, Penelope):
The eye's shadow: surrealism & Black music (Vandelaar, Michael):
Magic & voodoo in the blues (Garon, Paul):
Harry Partch: an "unheard of" music (Kaeseberg, Norman):
Dance & the transformation of the world (Taub, Debra):
Isadora Duncan & the magicians (Rosemont, Franklin):
Sybil Sherer (Rosemont, Franklin):
Annabelle Gamson (Taub, Debora):
Hannah Cohoon: the mirror of equality (Jablonski, Joseph):
A pleasure dome in Los Angeles: Simon Rodia's Watts towers (Laughlin, Clarence John):
Spontaneous sculpture & the law of entropy (Green, Robert):
Henry J. Darger: Homer of the mad (Jablonski, Joseph):
Revolutionary aspects of everyday life: (on lacerated posters) (Bogartte, J. Karl):
Saucer eyes sorcerized (Buhle, Paul):
Long live the living!: Les Blank's filme, Always for pleasure (Peters, Nancy Joyce):
H.P. Lovecraft & the Black moon (Benayoun, Robert):
On surrealism (Lovecraft, H. P.):
Explorers of the pluriverse (Parker, Robert Allerton):
O. Henry (Breton, André):
A note on slang (Peret, Benjamin):
Introduction to Afro-American poetry: (excerpts) (Cesaire, Aimé):
An ideal television (Svitak, Ivan):
Manifesto for a violent cinema (Paranagua, Paulo de):
Against commercial movies (Peret, Benjamin):
Movies: frenetic or academic? (Desnos, Robert):
The marvelous is popular (Kyrou, Ado):
Chaplin's humor (Brunius, Jacques):
Toward cinema (Nouge, Paul):
Surreaism & film: Mack Sennet, Charlie Chaplin, Harry Langdon, Buster Keaton, W.C. Fields, & popular eroticism (Kyrou, Ado):
The Marx Brothers (Artaud, Antonin):
Room service (Brunius, Jacques):
"Enough or still more" Room service (Kaplan, Nelly):
Contributions to Texaverian studies (Kaplan, Nelly):
Animated cartoons (Kyrou, Ado):
The phoenix of animation (Benayoun, Robert):
Comics vs. "pop art" (Benayoun, Robert):
No rhyme for reason!: (Walt Kelly's Pogo) (Benayoun, Robert):
Swing as surrealist music (Kallen, Horace Meyer):
Poetry, jazz, & freedom (Menil, René):
Barnum (Jarry, Alfred):
Movies, sports & dance (Teige, Karel):
Fred Astaire (Leiris, Michel):
Gene Kelly's Singin' in the rain (Kyrou, Ado):
Dance & instinct (Sullivan, Françoise):
Inscriptions (Scutenaire, Louis):
Heresies (T-Bone Slim):
Science & the marvelous (Mabille, Pierre):
Poems (Auerbach, Ephraim):
Time-travelers' potlatch: preface:
A note on Time-travelers' potlatch (Booth, Hilary):
A journal born from the collapse of the New Left and hopes for a new beginning of a social movement, but also of left-wing thinking about culture, Cultural Correspondence was in many ways a unique publication.
