Some links to other sites more or less related to Artaud.
Texts of Artaud
- "Deuxième lettre de ménage", an extract from Le Pèse-Nerfs, first published in July of 1926 in Les Cahiers du Sud.
- "La Place de l'Étoile", a review of Robert Desnos' play, on Julien Mannoni's excellent website.
- Vaga Nerava : a translation to Serbian of Le Pèse-Nerfs by Ognjen Prnjat.
- The ARTFL Project at the University of Chicago features Le Théâtre et son Double in its database under the reference [TheDo], only accessible to ARTFL Project members.
- A definition of surrealism by Artaud, on the surrealistic website No More Words.
- The Library, a section of J. B. Sclisizzi's weird and beautiful website, The Palimpsest, features some excerpts from Artaud's Collected Works, vol. 1.
- Another website about Artaud, maintained by Peter Krapp.
- Another website with some poems by Artaud.
- A Mexican site about Antonin Artaud (in Spanish).
- Über Antonin Artaud, by Marie-Claire Blanc (in German).
- An Antonin Artaud Start Page, by Tara Brady, featuring some poems.
- An extract from Antonin Artaud, by Alain and Odette Virmaux, on the Club des Poètes website.
- An interesting essay about Artaud le Mômo.
- Slate's review of Artaud's drawings at the MoMA.
- Derrida and Artaud, by Colin Russell.
- A text about "Pour en finir avec le Jugement de Dieu" on WFMU's website.
- Susan Sontag about Artaud.
- Artaud's influence on Patti Smith, by Mary Lynch and Fiona Webster.
- "Artaud biography rages around Paris", by Moe Spencer, published by The Thresher Online.
- The Letters of Steven Spielberg and Antonin Artaud, a weird correspondence imagined by Peter Mattei for the e-zine Word.
- Le Club des Poètes features some biographical informations and poetic works about and by the most famous French-speaking poets, including Artaud.
- !Surréalisme! : a French website entirely dedicated to this movement.
- Another website featuring many French literary texts, including many surrealistic works - but none from Artaud.
- Many poems in French from different periods.
- The Association des bibliophiles universels (ABU) is making French literary works from the public domain available on the Net.
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