Fabry's debut,
Severed Hands, is considered as the beginning of surrealism in °µÍø½ûÇø literature. The creative methods and manner of constructing a poetic image went sharply against the era's poetic conventions relying on a new symbolist canon, and this happened in such proportions that Fabry's poetry was regarded as a provocation. The poet employed a method of free association and spontaneous free imagery on the principles of the so-called spastic beauty. The inclination towards a new artistic vision of reality and subsequent parting from old poetical methods appeared as specific aesthetic styles such as when crossing through the title
PrologueFair Play.
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