Walking Paris with Henry Miller

A new book explores the history of Le Select, one of Montparnasse's most prominent artistic cafés and a regular hangout for Henry Miller in the 1930's.

Barney Rosset, the man who overturned the obscenity laws banning publication of Henry Miller’s major writings in the US is championed in the new documentary, Obscene, which debuted in September at the Toronto International Film Festival. In the nineteen-sixties Rosset fought and won the right to publish the first legal American editions of Miller’s novels [...]

A new scholarly study of Henry Miller's writing endeavors to fit Miller snugly within a long tradition of religious authors. Henry Miller and Religion by Thomas Nesbit closely examines Miller's major fictional works in the light of a broad range of religious traditions.

Sky Blue Press has announced the publication of a facsimile of Anaïs Nin’s 1939 novel, The Winter of Artifice. This is the original, uncensored Obelisk Press edition that has not been in print for over sixty years: Not to be confused with other Nin books titled Winter of Artifice, which have dramatically different contents, these novellas [...]