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  1. RT @AnaisNinBlog A brief history of Anais Nin's The Winter of Artifice: From Obelisk to Kindle: http://tinyurl.com/yc3tq5811:50 AM Nov 3rd from web
  2. RT @R_Nash 10 jokes about Joe Lieberman & his threat to filibuster any health care bill which includes a public option http://bit.ly/2EJzx23:45 AM Nov 3rd from web
  3. Henry Miller and the quince tree: http://bit.ly/2fgX0g12:58 PM Nov 1st from bit.ly
  4. London Transfer: Henry Miller's passage through London in 1930 http://bit.ly/3Jen3j10:05 PM Oct 30th from bit.ly
  5. The Return of Henry Miller http://bit.ly/2Gv2CU3:51 PM Oct 21st from bit.ly
  6. A compelling reading/analysis of Henry Miller's "Black Spring" http://bit.ly/7HMSD8:23 PM Oct 11th from bit.ly
  7. A new trove of Van Gogh's letters will see publication this week http://bit.ly/3tAYsi (be sure to page through the gallery)3:47 PM Oct 7th from bit.ly
  8. RT @EustaceChisholm: Wow! Looks like a Man Ray biopic is in the works. http://www.imdb.com/title/t...10:13 AM Oct 6th from web
  9. Knut Hamsun: Dreamer and Dissenter http://bit.ly/UoNDe A review of the new biography2:42 AM Oct 5th from bit.ly
  10. RT: @Condalmo & @readandbreathe: Fernando Pessoa's Notebook that Never Was: http://bit.ly/DSYZe1:31 PM Oct 2nd from web
  11. à mon cher Henri: Currado Malaspina's portrait of Henry Miller and recollections of their friendship http://bit.ly/18s2NT7:24 PM Sep 25th from bit.ly
  12. V for Vixen - on Anaïs Nin and the reception of women who write about sex http://bit.ly/tj7Sq9:12 PM Sep 24th from bit.ly
  13. "from the moment that I dipped into Dostoevsky I was definitely, irrevocably, contentedly strange" - Henry Miller http://bit.ly/N7zt36:06 PM Sep 19th from bit.ly
  14. RT @3ammagazine: From Beckett to Brooklyn, Paul Auster interviewed in the Irish Times: http://is.gd/39VCy2:47 PM Sep 11th from web
  15. "Good literature is one way to spend your entire life working for nothing" - an interview with publisher, John Calder http://bit.ly/yISG57:37 PM Sep 8th from bit.ly
  16. Remembering John Fante, essays and photos from the writer's family: http://bit.ly/188w70 (via @YorkshireLen)7:14 PM Sep 8th from web
  17. Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" turns 75 http://bit.ly/oaAII4:04 PM Sep 8th from bit.ly
  18. A new documentary on William S. Burroughs is headin' your way http://bit.ly/4C6Qw12:29 PM Sep 8th from bit.ly
  19. Street-time for Hamsun - a foray into the Norwegian debate over Knut Hamsun's legacy http://bit.ly/I9TJg10:35 PM Sep 6th from bit.ly
  20. Amusing letter from G. Bernard Shaw to Sylvia Beach regarding Joyce's Ulysses http://bit.ly/SBMmV "driveling in slack-jawed blackguardism"11:03 AM Aug 31st from bit.ly
  • Name Kreg Wallace
  • Location Fort Collins, CO
  • Web http://www.miller...
  • Bio A blog about Henry Miller's Paris of the 1930's
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