is the name of a Belgian Surrealist magazine published in 1924–1925 by Paul Nougé, Camille Goemans, and Marcel Lecomte. It is considered as seminal as Breton’s «Surrealist Manifesto» (1924).

Jan Baetens (PhD, University of Leuven) is Professor of Cultural Studies at the University of Leuven, where he is teaching and researching on word and image relationships in so-called minor genres. His most recent book is (2014), co-authored with Hugo Frey. A published poet, in 2007 he received the triennial prize for poetry of Francophone Belgium for his collection Michael Kasper is a retired academic librarian and a longtime book artist and translator. He has translated works from French, German, and Polish. (2010) is his tenth collection of illustrated texts since the early 1970s.

Contents: Michel Delville:, Preface – Jan Baetens/Michael Kasper: Surrealism in Belgium or Belgian Surrealism? – Paul Nougé/Camille Goemans/Marcel Lecomte: Correspondance (22 tracts, translations and commentaries by Jan Baetens and Michael Kasper) – Marc Quaghebeur: Unveiling Nougé. Some Notes on Nougé’s philosophy and the Conférence de Charleroi.