1989

– "The Surre(gion)alist Manifesto" , in Mesechabe 4/5: 22-24, 32-35.

1990

– "The Surre(gion)alist Manifesto" in Exquisite Corpse 8: 1, 22-23.

• (1992) repr. in Upriver Downriver 15: 14-19.
• (1999) repr. in Andrei Codrescu, ed., Thus Spake the Corpse (Black Sparrow Press)

(2008) The Surre(gion)alist Manifesto is now on the web
Contents:
– Foreword - Instead of a Preface
– Chapter 1.- The Surre(gion)alist Manifesto
– Chapter 2.- The Politics of the Imagination
– Chapter 3.- The Dao of Capitalism or "Going with the (Cash-) Flow"
– Chapter 4.- AnarChapters: Zhuangzi’s Crazy Wisdom & Da(o) Da(o) Spirituality
– Chapter 5.- Nietzschean Anarchy and the Post-Mortem Condition
– Chapter 6.- Derrida’s Secret Name, or What Transpired in the Auditorium of Gaea & Logos
– Chapter 7.- The Rorty of the Crowd, or Blood and Irony in Recent American Philosophy
– Chapter 8.- The Dragon of Brno
– Chapter 9.- Apocalypse and/or Metamorphosis
– Chapter 10.- Description of a Struggle
– Chapter 11.- Confession to Comrade Murray Bookchin, Chairman and General Secretary of the Social Ecologist Party and Founder of Dialectical Naturalism (DIANAT) by "C"
– Chapter 12.- Bookchin Agonistes

1991
– "Cults of Consumption I" in Mesechabe 9/10: 31-39.
1992
– "Cults of Consumption I" in Exquisite Corpse 34 : 1, 32-33.
– "Cults of Consumption II" in Exquisite Corpse 36: 7-9.
– "Apocalypse And/Or Metamorphosis: A Surre(gion)al View" in Exquisite Corpse 37: 15-16.
– "Derrida’s Secret Name, Or, What Transpired in the Auditorium of Gaea and Logos," in Exquisite Corpse 38: 2-3.
1993
– "Apocalypse And/Or Metamorphosis: A Surre(gion)al View," in Anarchist Studies 1: 65-69.
– "Cults of Consumption II" in Mesechabe 11: 7-10.
– "The Surre(gion)alist Manifesto" in The Fifth Estate 28: 15-18.
– "Cults of Consumption" in Alternative Press Review 1: 32-39.
1994
– "Cults of Consumption. III.- Welcome to the End of the World" in Mesechabe 12: 3-10.
– "Born-Again Satanists" in Exquisite Corpse 46 : 20-23.
1995
– "The Rorty of the Crowd: Blood and Irony in Recent American Philosophy" in Exquisite Corpse 53: 30-35.
– "Cults of Consumption, Part IV" in Mesechabe #13 (Summer): 10-13.
– "Anti-Ecorotica: Sex Among the Televangelists," in Exquisite Corpse #54: 6-9.
1996
– "The Dragons of Brno" in The Fifth Estate 31 (Spring, 1996): 16-17, 31.
1997
– "Bookchin Agonistes" in The Fifth Estate 32 (Spring): 20-23.
1999
– "Nietzschean Anarchy and the Post-Mortem Condition" in Exquisite Corpse #62.
2000
– "The Article that Deserves to Die! (A Few Comments on the New York Times Article [of Aug.4, 2000] on Anarchism)"

"Going With The (Cash)-Flow: Taoism and the New Managerial Wisdom,"

2004-2008
– "The Passion of the Masochrist" Exquisite Corpse Issue 14
2007
"Remembering Helen Hill.
A New Orleans community comes together after the murder of a friend and activist", Divergences 7 (May2007)
2008
– "Deep Play in the City: From the Situationist Dérive to Surre(gion)al Exploration" Drain. Psychogeography - October, 2008 - Vol. 5, No.2

– FLOOD BOOK (New Orleans: Psychic Swamp Books, 2008), 55 pp.
2011
– "Intergalactic Blues. Fantasy & Ideology in Avatar," Exquisite corps (Jan 2011)
Includes: Max’s Psychic Advice to the Swamp Reader

• Also
  2012

– Surregional Explorations Charles H. Kerr, 2012. 188 p. ISBN: 978-0-88286-363-4

Publisher’s presentation
Philosopher, activist, artist Max Cafard, has been steadily working his way through critiques of Anarchism, Surrealism, Situationism, Media, Cinema, and Regionalism, to arrive to his own fascinating and practicable practice of the Surregional. The still-standing techniques of all the -isms Cafard has not incinerated in his investigations have been patched to construct a mobile Surregional vehicle that is ecologically sound, civically festive, carnivalistically joyous, and socially just. It helps Surregionality that it takes for its area of action the city of New Orleans and the surrounding delta of the Mississippi River, a region with a fertile imaginary and abundant life (re)sources. Whether Surregional ideas work on an arrid terrain with historically rooted tribal conflicts supplied with modern weapons, is a debatable question, and worth debating.

Contents
7
Foreword by Andrei Codrescu
vi
1. Critique of the Dérive
1
2. Deep Play in the City
13
Interlude: Ghosts Among the Ghosts
29-32
3. SURREALPOLITIK
46
4. Intergalactic Blues
78
5. The Passion of the Masochrist
112
6. Giant Economy-Size Brother
139
7. Laughing Matters
164
Afterword
177
Photography, Surregionalism, and Deep Play
179
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