The Legs of Izolda Morgan - Bruno Jasienski Autobiography self-replicating machines—perhaps the survivors of

self-replicating machines—perhaps the survivors of a “robot war

In his combination of the darkly decadent

who wrote fantastical fables and interplanetary satires that were to influence Expressionist authors and the German Dada movement

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The Legs of Izolda Morgan - Bruno Jasienski Autobiography self-replicating machines—perhaps the survivors ofThe Legs of Izolda Morgan: Selected Writings by Bruno Jasienski ISBN 9788086264400 163 page hardcover from Twisted Spoon Press, with the usual deluxe feel of their hardcovers *** Considered the enfant terrible of the Polish avant garde, lauded by critics and scorned by the public, Bruno Jasienski suddenly declared the end of Futurism in Poland soon after his short "novel" The Legs of Izolda Morgan appeared in 1923. An extraordinary example of Futurist