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The Surrealist Issue

‘The simplest Surrealist act consists of dashing down the street, pistol in hand, and firing blindly, as fast as you can pull the trigger, into the crowd. Anyone who, at least once in his life, has not dreamed of thus putting an end to the petty system of debasement and cretinization in effect has a well-defined place in that crowd with his belly at barrel-level.’

-Andre Breton 

Manifestoes of Surrealism 

1929

Feature: In Conversation W/

Tom Mead

Tom is a traditional and digital illustrator with 16 years of experience across a wide range of projects. Driven by a passion for the surreal and otherworldly, his distinctive style has earned critical acclaim around the world.

Also featuring:

Tide at the Mouth

by Guy Kojak

Suicidally Stupid

by Atimanyu Vashishth

Atimanyu Vashishth is an artist and poet based in London. He writes of the psychotropic anticipation that is there in romance. A romance between seemingly normal, underwhelming persons. It is a farcical tragedy, proof that there always is a fly in the ointment. His characters share an unyielding sense of their own potential, which seemingly leads them into hopeless situations. That being said they still imbibe a peculiar contentment. It is poignant, to say the least. 

Artist Preview

Allan Sanchez

Allan Sanchez is a multidisciplinary artist based in New York City.  He studied art education at Queens College and has been an Art Teacher in the NYC school system for the last twelve years, where he teaches a variety of the arts to children with physical and cognitive disabilities. 

We sat down w/

James Frew

Car Bomb

by Betty Jean Kojak

Betty Jean Kojak is an anonymous contributor to Guy Kojak Digital Magazine

Our Owl Husbands

Philip Webb Gregg

Philip Webb Gregg is a fiction and travel writer interested in wilderness and weirdness. He was born in Andalucia, educated in Cambridge, and now lives somewhere in between. His interest in owls is entirely platonic.