“‘I imagine to attack every day more and more thoroughly,’ he wrote to a friend in 1928, using the violent language he had learned from Surrealist associates like André Breton,… “[to] make my victims die cleanly, without agonizing nerve spasm.”
“‘I imagine to attack every day more and more thoroughly,’ he wrote to a friend in 1928, using the violent language he had learned from Surrealist associates like André Breton,… “[to] make my victims die cleanly, without agonizing nerve spasm.”