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  hēng - (HenryMiller,1891 nián 12 yuè 26 -1980 nián 7 yuè 7 ) shì 20 shì měi guó nǎi zhì shì jiè zuì zhòng yào de zuò jiā zhī tóng shí shì zuì yòu xìng yòu zhēng de wén xué shī huà jiā yuè xiāng dāng fēng cóng shì guò duō zhǒng zhí bìng qián xīn yán jiū guò chán zōngyóu tài jiào xiū pàixīngxiàng xué shì huì děng guài de xué wènbèi gōng tuī wéi měi guó wén tán " qián rénhòu lái zhě " de wèi guài jié
  
   shēng niǔ yuē línnián qīng shí cóng shì guò duō tóng de gōng zuòzài 'èr wèi rén shēng gòng wèiqióng de xià kāi shǐ xiě zuò。 1930 nián qiān hòu de shí nián tóng xiē qióng kùn liáo dǎo de qiáo mín fàng dàng de rén hùn zài huò liǎo fēng de xiě zuò cái。 1934 nián zài chū bǎn liǎoběi huí guī xiàn》, nián hòu yòu chū bǎn liǎonán huí guī xiàn》。 zhè liǎng běn shū de xiě zuò fēng xíng chéng liǎo zhǒng duì chuán tǒng guān niàn de yǒng měng tiǎo zhàn fǎn pàngěi 'ōu zhōu wén xué xiān fēng pài dài lái liǎo de zhèn dòng
  
   yóu de zuò pǐn zhōng cún zài zhe de xìng miáo xiěyīng guó jiā cháng jué biǎo de zuò pǐnsuǒ zuì chū zài yīng guó jiā wényīng guó jiā de guǎng zhě dào hēng - de shàng shù sān zuò pǐnshǒu xiān hái yào gǎn xiè méng jūn zài 1944 nián hòu lái dào yīng měi jūn duì de jūn rén suí jūn rén yuán zài shì chǎng shàng xiàn liǎo hēng - de shūzhēng xiāng chuán yuèbìng men tōu tōu dài huí yīng měi děng guóhēng - de zuò pǐn wài xiē liú xíng de wén xué jīng yīng de zuò pǐn huò liǎo gèng guǎng fàn de zhě
  
  1940 nián huí dào měi guózhù zài jiā zhōu de 'ěrzài chuàng zuò liǎo " xùn sān "----《 xìng 'ài zhī 》、《 qíng zhī wǎngchūn mèng zhī jié》, dàn yóu bèi dàngzuò xiě " xià liú zuò pǐn " de zuò jiā de zhù yào zuò pǐn néng zài měi guó chū bǎn。 1961 nián jīng guò yīcháng yòu shǐ de sòng,《 běi huí guī xiànzhōng zài měi guó chū bǎn chéng wéi jiā xiǎo de míng bèi 60 nián dài fǎn zhù liú wén huà wéi yóu xìng jiě fàng de xiān zhī
  
   zuò pǐn nián biǎo
  
  1934 niánběi huí guī xiàn》、 1935 nián ALF zěn me bàn?》、 1935 niánhuí dào niǔ yuē》、 1936 niánhēi de chūn tiān》、 1938 nián bái bāo》、 1939 niánnán huí guī xiàn》、 1939/1943 nián léi 1、 2》、 1939 nián zhòu de yǎn jīng》、 1940 niánxìng 'ài de shì jiè》、 1941 nián luò de shí xiàng》、 1944 niánzhàn hòu xīng tiān》、 1944 niánzhōng shí guò de huǎng 》、 1944 niánměi guó de shù jiā》、 1945 niánhuí shēng zhī shén》、 1945 niánhēng tán》、 1945 niánwèihé chōu xiàng? - tán huà 》、 1945 niánkōng diào 'è mèng》、 1946 niányǒng yuǎn de 》、 1947 niánguān huí de huí 》、 1948 niánshí liú qún xià de wēi xiào》、 1949 niánxìng 'ài zhī 》、 1952 nián shēng huó zhōng de shū》、 1953 niánqíng zhī wǎng》、 1956 nián de níng jìng 》、 1956 niánmóu shā zhě de nián dài》、 1957 nián 'ěr》、 1958 niánhóng běn》、 1959 niánchóngjù sài luó 》、 1960 niánchūn mèng zhī jié》、 1960 niánzuò huà shì zài 'ài 》、 1962 niánshuǐ cǎihuà zuò sǎnwén " tiān shǐ shì de shuǐ yìn "》、 1962 niánwěn fēng niǎo》、 1963 niánxiàng hēng yàng fēng kuáng》、 1964 nián 》。
  
   zìzhuàn
  
   1891 nián 12 yuè 26 shēng zài niǔ yuē shì de měi guó jiā tíng de shì wéi táo bīng lái dào měi guó de de xiān dōushì guó rén men sàn zài guó qián men jiā zài quán shì jiè dōuyòu fēn zhī shì zuì yáo yuǎn zuì piān de fāng de xiān rén dōushì háng hǎi jiānóng mínshī rén yīnyuè jiāzài shàng xué qián zhǐ huì jiǎng jìn guǎn de shēng zài měi guódàn chéngzhǎng de huán jìng què shì chè tóu chè wěi de huán jìngcóng suì dào shí suì de shì shēng huó zhōng zuì zhòng yào de shí dāng shí shēng huó zài chéng shì de jiē tóuzhān shàng liǎo diǎn xíng de měi guó liú máng shēngzhǎng de lín shí duì lái jiǎng yóu wéi qīnqièzhè shì mín de huǒ bàn men lái tóng de guó jiā suì nián bān - měi guó zhàn zhēng bào zhè zài xiǎo shí hòu shì jiàn shì huān yóu zài de bāng huì jīng shén shǐ zài hěn xiǎo de shí hòu jiù zhī dào bào tiān shì měi guó de diǎn
  
   de jiào qióng men gōng zuò qín jiǎn chí jiā dài rèn xiǎng xiàng de cǎi de qīn shēng zhōng cóng wèi guò shū de jiā tíng duì zhào hěn hǎoshēng huó kuài jiàn kānghòu lái jiāng qiēdōu gǎi biàn liǎo méi yòu móu shēng de wàngméi yòu jīng tóu nǎoquē duì xiōng chángduì huò duì quē de zūn jìng huì shuō huà jiù kāi shǐ zhe zhōu wéi de rén jìn chéng xué yuàn méi yuè jiù kāi liǎo xué xiào tǎo yàn xué xiào de huán jìngtǎo yàn xué de chǔn nèi róngzài cái jīng de jiā shuǐ gōng zhǎo liǎo fèn gōng zuòhěn kuài jiù fǎn huǐ liǎoliǎng nián hòu qīn gěi qián ràng kāng nài 'ěr xué liǎo qián qíng rén xiāo shī yǐng zōng rén de nián líng dāng de qīn nián hòu huí dào liǎo jiā jiǔ yǒng yuǎn kāi liǎo liǎo zài běn guó de gān guò huózhù yào shì zài nán gān guò zhǒng huó bān shì dāng chǎng bāng shǒu céng zài 'ā jiā de zhū nuò dāng guò jīn kuàng de kuàng gōngyīn bìng 'ér zhīhuí dào niǔ yuē hòuguò zhe dìng suǒ de liú làng shēng huóshénme gān guòshénme méi gān cháng de hěn hǎo nián měi tiān duàn liàn - hǎo xiàng yào cān jiā 'ào lín sài shìde de jiàn kāng guī gōng shì de shēng huóguī gōng de pín kùn shēng huóguī gōng de tiān xìng sān shí suì zhī qián zhí guò zhe méi yòu jìhuà de fǎn pàn shēng huóshénme cháng shì liǎo de dǎo méi zhù yào shì yīn wéi tài chéng shítài zhōng kěntài tiān zhēntài fāng
  
   hěn zǎo de shí hòu jiù xué gāng qínzài zhè fāng miàn xiǎn liǎo xiē tiān cáihòu lái yòu rèn zhēn xué guòzhǐ wàng chéng wéi gāng qín yuèshīdàn bìng wèi yòu jiēguǒ wán quán fàng liǎo dāng gāng qín yuèshī de suànzǒng shì shénme gān yòu shénme gànbù chū míng tánghòu lái jìn liǎo qīn de cái féng diànyīn wéi máng guò lái bìng méi xué dào duō shǎo cái féng de běn shìdàokāi shǐ xiě dōng lái liǎo zuì zǎo de zuò pǐn shì zài qīn de diàn xiě de - shì piān lùn cǎi " fǎn " de cháng wén cháng gěi péng yǒu xiě xìn xiě jiù shì shí shénme dōng xiě men shì yōu xìn hán shì xué shù xìn hán zhì jīn zuì huān xiě de hái shì shū xìn dāng shí lùn huì xiǎng dào dāng zuò jiā - jīhū hài xiǎng zhè yàng de shì
  
   měi guó cān zhàn hòu liǎo huá shèng dùnzài zuò zhàn dāng liǎo xiǎo zhí yuán - fēn jiǎn xìn hánzài shí jiān wéi huá shèng dùn de jiā bào zhǐ xiě xiē tōng xùn yòng miǎn diào liǎo bīng de zài huí dào niǔ yuē qīn zài bìng zhōng yòu cāo chí de shēng zhí shì chè de píng zhù zhěxiàn zài réng rán shì xiāng xìn zài fèn zhī xià shā rén shì zhèng dāng deér shì jiè shàng de xuè xīng huò zhèng 'àn mǒu zhǒng yuán shā rén shì zhèng dāng dezài zhàn zhēng jiān jié liǎo hūn dāng liǎo qīnsuī rán dāng shí yòu zhǒng yàng de chāishi zǒng shì méi yòu gōng zuò gān guò shù qīng de huó 'ércháng cháng zhǐ gān tiān bàn tiān gān guò de huó 'ér bāo kuò wǎngōng gòng chē shòu piàomài bàosòng xìn kēngtǎo zhàimài shūqiāo zhōngjiǔ zhāo dàimài jiǔ kāi shū guǎn tǒng shàn shì rén yuán xiè shībǎo xiǎn shōu kuǎn qīng yùnkāndàménjiào huì shū tóu gōng rénchū chē yùn dòng jiào liànsòng niú nǎijiǎn piào yuánděng děng
  
   shēng huó zhōng zuì zhòng yào de xiāng shì zài jiā zhōu shèng dié jiàn dào 'ài 'ěr màn xiàng zhǎn shì liǎo 'ōu zhōu wén huà de zhěng shì jiègěi de shēng huó zēng tiān liǎo xīn de dòng fāng xiàngshì jiè chǎn gōng rén zhì yùn dòng zhǎn kāi shí yòu xīng zhì jīn réng huái zhe chóng míng zhī qíng xià rén jīn suō bái lāi lín qiáo wàn luó liè cóng wèi jiā rèn lùn shì zōng jiàoshè huì hái shì zhì cóng xiǎo bèi rén dài wǎng zhǒng jiào táng - xiān shì pàisuí hòu shì zhǎnglǎo huì pàisuí hòu shì wèi huì gōng pàizài hòu shì shèng gōng huì pàishāo hòu huái zhe de xīng tīng liǎo pài de jiǎng zuò tīng liǎo shén xué zhé xué jiāxīn xiǎng pài zài shēng lùn zhě de jiǎng zuò wán quán zhàn zài zhé zhōng de chǎng shàng pài zhuī suíguì jiào pài mén jiào pài gěi de yìn xiàng shì tuán jié zhōng chéngzìjǐ rèn wéi men shì zuì fàn de měi guó rén
  
  1920 niánzài jiā gōng dāng liǎo zhèn xìn chā bǎo hòu chéng liǎo niǔ yuē shì lián diàn bào gōng de rén shì jīng zài wèi shàng zuò liǎo yuē nián shì qíngzhì jīn réng jué shì shēng zhōng zuì de shí jiē chù liǎo niǔ yuē xíng xíng de xià céng rén - yuē shí wàn nán nán 。 1923 niánzài sān xīng de xiūjià zhōng xiě liǎo běn shū -- shì shí 'èr xìn chā guài rén de shìzhè běn shū hěn chángxiěde hǎodàn liǎo xiě zuò de wàng zhāo méi jiù kāi liǎo gōng zuò gǎng wèijué xīn chéng wéi zuò jiācóng zhēn zhèng de bēi cǎn shēng huó kāi shǐ liǎocóng 1924 nián dào 1928 nián xiě liǎo liàng de xiǎo shuō wén zhāng piān wèi bèi rén jiē shòuzuì hòu yìn shuà liǎo de zuò pǐnzài 'èr rèn de bāng zhù xiàāi jiā 'āi dōu shòuhái guò cān tīng tuī xiāojiēguǒ yán jiē tǎo
  
   yóu dào wài de xiǎo cái 1928 nián lái dào 'ōu zhōu dāi liǎo zhěng nián liǎo 'ōu zhōu duō fāng。 1929 nián dāi zài niǔ yuēshēn fēn wénshēng huó bēi cǎnkàn dào qián 。 1930 nián chū còu liǎo xiē qián huí dào liǎo 'ōu zhōuxiǎng jìng bēn bān dào liǎo hòu zài néng qián xíngcóng zài liú xià
  
   chú liǎo yòng sān zhōu xiě chéng de xìn chā shì wài zài měi guó hái wán chéng liǎo liǎng xiǎo shuō wèi wán chéng de sān xiǎo shuō dài dào liǎo 'ōu zhōuxiě wán zhè běn shū hòu jiù sòng dào liǎo chū bǎn shāng shǒu shàng xuán jiāng shǒu gǎo shīfǎn guò lái tiān wèn shì fǒu kěn dìng jiāo gěi liǎo shēn biān wèi liú xiě běn - sān nián de xīn xuè chéng wéi pào yǐng kāi shǐ xiě zuòběi huí guī xiàn》, dào nián hòu chéng liǎo de " běn shū "。 zhè běn shū shì suí shí suí xiě zài zhǒng zhǐ shàng decháng cháng xiě zài jiù shǒu gǎo de bèi miànxiě de shí hòu jīhū méi yòu zhǐ wàng néng gòu chū bǎnzhè běn shū shì sàng zhī zuò 'ào bié liè chū bǎn shè chū bǎn liǎo shūwèiwǒ kāi liǎo tōng xiàng shì jiè zhī ménzhè běn shū gěi dài lái liǎo shì jiè shù de péng yǒu xiāng zhī réng rán méi yòu qiánréng rán zhī móu shēngdàn yòu duō péng yǒu wàng chéng gōng de rényīn zài hài 'èjìn guǎn 'è chéng liǎo yōu xīn chōng chōng zhī xiàn zài jué duì mìng yùn gòng cúnān rèn néng shēng de shì qíng diǎn 'ér dān xīn wèi láiyīn wéi xué huì liǎo zài qián shēng huó
  
   zhì yǐng xiǎng ...... zhēn zhèng de yǐng xiǎng shì shēng huó běn shēnyóu shì cóng yàn juàn de jiē tóu shēng huó shì chè tóu chè wěi de chéng shì rén tǎo yàn ránzhèng tǎo yàn " míng zhù " yàng diǎn bǎi quán shū hěn duō xiǎo shí hòu gōng shū jiù xiàng 'ěr zhā yàng guò yǐn 'èr shí suì zhī qián jīhū méi shénme xiǎo shuōchú liǎo rén xiě de wài bié liú xīn zōng jiàozhé xué xué shǐshè huì xué shùkǎo xuéyuán shǐ wén huàshén huà děng xué wèn jīhū bào zhǐshēng píng wèi guò zhēn tàn shìlìng fāng miàn yuè liǎo dào shǒu de suǒ yòu yōu shì -- zhǐ yòu xiǎo fēn yòu jià zhí huān dōng fāng mín jiān shì tóng huàyóu shì běn tóng huà biān chōng mǎn liàng yáng gāng zhī měi huān de zuò jiā yòu bīn sài 'ěr luò léi lǎo děng rénduō kuī 'ài 'ěr màn de zhǐ diǎn guǎng fàn yuè liǎo 'ōu zhōu zuò -- duì 'ōu zhōu zuò jiā de liǎo jiě duì yīng měi zuò jiā de liǎo jiě yào zǎo zuò jiā yīng guó zuò jiā zǎo guó zuò jiā guó zuò jiā zǎoduì yǐng xiǎng zuì de shì tuó tuǒ cǎi 'ài 'ěr jué bīn shì yòu shēng mìng de zuò jiāduì zhēn zhèng yòu yǐng xiǎng de měi guó zuò jiā zhǐ yòu huì màn 'ài shēng chéng rèn mài 'ěr wéi 'ěr de tiān cáidàn jué de zuò pǐn tài wèi huān hēng zhān jué duì tǎo yàn 'ài lún huān měi guó wén xué de qīng xiàngměi guó wén xué tài xiàn shítài sàntài bǎnměi guó wén xué shì xiě gěi zuì céng de rén kàn dezài kàn láiměi guó wén xué zhǐ yòu duǎn piān xiǎo shuō cuòxiàng shè 'ān sēn shā luó yáng zhè yàng de liǎng zuò jiā cái suàn shì shī dekān 'ōu zhōu zuò jiā xiāng jiǎ shì shèng guò de huàyīng guó wén xué ràng láijiù xiàng yīng guó rén běn shēn yàng hǎo xiàng shì de shì jièlìng gǎn dào shēng yòu xìng jiē chù guó wén xuézǒng lái jiǎng suī rán dān yòu xiàndàn yīng guó wén xué xiāng shì qióng xiǎng xiàng de shì jiè shòu zhù chāo xiàn shí zhù yǐng xiǎng hěn shēn huān tài guó huà de guó zuò jiā rèn wéi guó shì fāng de zhōng guósuī rán zài fāng miàn zhēn zhèng de zhōng guó rèn wéi guó shì fāng shì jiè zuì shì zhù gōng zuò de fāngdàn yuǎn shì jiàn kāng 'ér yòu huó de shì jiè
  
   zài xiě zuò shí de biāo shì jiàn gèng de xiàn shí shì xiàn shí zhù zhě huò rán zhù zhě de mùdì shì wèile shēng huózài wén xué zhōng zhǐ yòu yùn yòng mèng huàn xiàng zhēng cái néng dào zhè mùdìcóng jiǎng shì xíng 'ér shàng de zuò jiā yùn yòng qíng jié zhǐ shì wèile biǎo xiàn gèng jīng cǎi de dōng huān xiǎng xiànghuàn jué huān cóng wèi mèng jiàn guò de yóu men shèn qiē chuàng zào xìng yòng huǐ miè guó shì de dōng yòng tài làn liǎodàn de biāo shǐ zhōng cháo xiàng zhēn shí de nèi xīn xié nèi xīn de 'ān níng píng jìngzài shù zhōng zuì huān yīnyuèyīn wéi néng chōng fēn chíyīn wéi níng jìng xiāng xìnwén xué ruò biàn zhēn zhèng néng gòu jiāo liú qián hái xíng), liàng shǐ yòng xiàng zhēng shǒu duàn liàng yùn yòng shén huà wén xiàn men de wén xué xiàng běn qiēdōu shēng zài zhī shí de dāi bǎn píng miàn shàngbǎi fēn zhī jiǔ shí jiǔ de wén xué zuò pǐn -- dāng rán bāo kuò shù zuò pǐn -- yīngdāng huǐ diào yào ràng zuò pǐn de rén yuè lái yuè shǎo duì qún zhòng de shēng huó gǎn xīng duì shì jiè shàng xiàn cún zhèng de gǎn xīng wàng bìng xiāng xìn zài jīn hòu bǎi nián zhěng wén míng shì jiè jiāng huì xiāo shī xiāng xìn méi yòu " wén míng ", rén lèi shēng cún gèng hǎogèng fēng duō cǎi
  
   hūn yīn 'ài qíng
  
   qióng - màn fěi 'ěr
  
   qióng - màn fěi 'ěr jiào qióng - qióng -
  
   qióng zài 1923 nián dào hēng - dāng shí shì niǔ yuē bǎi lǎo huì de dǎo yǎn yuánér shì lián gōng de rén shì jīng de shì gāng qín jiā gāng qín jiào shīzài hūn hòu, 1924 nián liǎo qióngbìng zhí kāi shǐ zhuān shì xiě zuò jiān yóu qióng shǐ jìn hún shēn xièshù lái yǎng huó liǎng rén。 1928 nián jīng guò cháng háng xíng lái dào 'ōu zhōuyóu guóào xiōng guó
  
  1930 nián huí dào qióng kùn liáo dǎo què jīng shén chōng shí shì hòu zàiběi huí guī xiànzhōng huí de duàn 。 1931 nián qióng lái kàn wàng jiè shào gěi 'ā níngzhè liǎng rén bèi duì fāng de mèi huò qīng dǎozhè jiū chán de chí dào qióng 1932 nián 1 yuè de zuì hòu xīng huí dào niǔ yuēdāng 1932 nián 10 yuè qióng zài huí lái shíyīcháng de gǎn qíng jiū bào liǎo zài 'ā lìng wèi péng yǒu de bāng zhù xià shì táo wǎng lún dūndàn zài 1932 nián 12 yuè zuì hòu de jiāo fēng zhōng qióng yào qiú hūnbìng huí dào niǔ yuē hūn 1934 nián 12 yuè yóu shī xié zhù jìn xíngdàn qióng cóng chéng liǎo xīn zhōng yíng rào de qióng hòu lái zài hūnzài niǔ yuē huáng hòu zuò guò duàn shí jiān de shè huì gōng zuò
  
   qíng rénā - níng
  
   ā shēng jìn de zuò xiǎo chéng de qīn shì bān zuòqǔ jiā qiáo qín - níng xiǎo shí hòu gēn zhe yóu 'ōu zhōuzhí dào 11 suì qīn pāo liǎo jiā tíngtóng nián de yòu guó dān mài xuè tǒng de dài 'ā lìng liǎng 'ér dào liǎo niǔ yuēzài dài zhe 'ā yuǎn 'ōu zhōu qīn de chuán shàng kāi shǐ xiě zhù míng de
  
  1923 nián jià gěi liǎo guǒ guǒ shì xué wén xué jīng dezài jiā guó yínháng móu dào liǎo fèn hǎo zhí wèi ràng men guò shàng shū shì de shēng huó
  
   zhè duì xiǎo 1924 nián bān dào zài men zhù guò zhǒng gōng zhōng bāo kuò wén sēn de suǒ piào liàng fáng ā jīng cháng zhù dào zài sài shàng de suǒ chuán ---- de gōng zuò shì
  
   zài guǒ zhù guò hǎo wèi xiān fēng shù jiā zhōng hēng - gēn 'ā chǎn shēng liǎo qíngtōng liǎo shàng bǎi fēng xìn。《 wén xué zhī qíng shū zhōng shōu liǎo men duō nián lái liàng de tōng xìn gōng liǎo yòu guān men dǒu zhēng de yòu liào men wèile huò zuò wéi zuò jiā de chéng rèn guān de chéng rèn suǒ jìn xíng de dǒu zhēng
  
   ā zài 'èr zhàn bào qián bān huí liǎo niǔ yuēzài niǔ yuē guò liǎo duàn dòng dàng de shēng huó hòu kāi shǐ guò zhe zhǒng fēn wéi 'èr de shēng huó biān shì niǔ yuē guǒ biān shì luò shān nián qīng duō de qíng rén péng yǒuzuò wéi zǎo xìng yùn dòng de fēng yún rén ā jiǔ jiù xiě zuò huò liǎo guó shēng zuì zhù míng de shì de dàn xiě guò xiē xiǎo shuō chāo xiàn shí zhù fēng de sǎnwén shī xiē chū de qíng duǎn shì de zuò pǐn qiáng yòu lìng rén 'ān de xiàng wéi yòu qiáng de gǎn shòu dòng chá
  
  1973 nián huò liǎo fèi chéng shù xué yuàn bān de míng shì xué wèibìng 1974 nián bèi xuǎn wéi guó jiā shù xué huì chéng yuánqián nián de yuán zhuāng chū bǎn mínghuǒ》。 bèi chēng wéi shēn xíng de xìng jiě fàng xiān : " lùn shénme 'ài qíngwǒdōu kàng de xuè kāi shǐ de shuāng tuǐ zhāng kāi "。
  
   sān qíngā qióng
  
  1966 nián, 63 suì de 'ā - níng jiāng zǎo nián shēng huó de gǎi biān chéng xiǎo shuōhēng qióng》, miáo shù jǐn chéng wéi de qíng rénhái 'ài shàng liǎo jué měi de rén qióngxiǎo shuō běn shū shù de shì 1931 1932 nián jiān gēn hēng qióng xiāng shí xiāng 'ài de guò chéng zài zhè duàn sān jiǎo liàn qíng zhōng nèi xīn jīng de fēng bàogāi xiǎo shuō 1990 nián bèi gǎi biān chéng wéi tóng míng diàn yǐng


  Henry Valentine Miller (December 26, 1891 – June 7, 1980) was an American novelist and painter. He was known for breaking with existing literary forms and developing a new sort of 'novel' that is a mixture of novel, autobiography, social criticism, philosophical reflection, surrealist free association, and mysticism, one that is distinctly always about and expressive of the real-life Henry Miller and yet is also fictional. His most characteristic works of this kind are Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn and Black Spring. He also wrote travel memoirs and essays of literary criticism and analysis.
  
  Biography
  Miller was born to tailor Heinrich Miller and Louise Marie Neiting, in the Yorkville section of Manhattan, New York City, of German Catholic heritage. As a child he lived at 662 Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, known in that time (and referred to frequently in his works) as The Fourteenth Ward. As a young man, he was active with the Socialist Party (his "quondam idol" was the Black Socialist Hubert Harrison). He briefly—for only one semester—attended the City College of New York. Although he was an exceptional scholar, he was willing neither to be anchored nor to submit to the traditional college system of education.
  
  In both 1928 and 1929, he spent several months in Paris with his second wife, June Edith Smith (June Miller) (his first wife was Beatrice Sylvas Wickens, whom he married in 1917). The next year he moved to Paris unaccompanied, and he continued to live there until the outbreak of World War II. Althouth Miller had little or no money the first year in Paris, things began to change with the meeting of Anais Nin who would go on to pay his entire way through the 1930s including the rent for the beautiful and modern apartment at 18, villa Seurat. Anaïs Nin became his lover and financed the first printing of Tropic of Cancer in 1934 with money from Otto Rank.
  
  In the fall of 1931, Miller was employed by the Chicago Tribune (Paris edition) as a proofreader, thanks to his friend Alfred Perlès who worked there. Miller took this opportunity to submit some of his own articles under Perlès name, since only the editorial staff were permitted to publish in the paper in 1934. This period in Paris was highly creative for Miller, and during this time he also established a significant and influential network of authors circulating around the Villa Seurat. One author who became a lifelong friend was the young British author Lawrence Durrell. Durrell, who lived in Corfu, invited Miller out to Greece, a visit which Miller describes vividly in The Colossus of Maroussi. Miller's correspondence with Durrell was later published. During the Paris period he was also influenced by the French Surrealists.
  
  His works contain detailed accounts of sexual experiences, and his books did much to free the discussion of sexual subjects in American writing from both legal and social restrictions. He continued to write novels that were banned in the United States on the grounds of obscenity. Along with Tropic of Cancer, his Black Spring (1936) and Tropic of Capricorn (1939) were smuggled into his native country, building Miller an underground reputation. One of the first acknowledgments of Henry Miller as a major modern writer was by George Orwell in his 1940 essay Inside the Whale, where he wrote:
  
  “ Here in my opinion is the only imaginative prose-writer of the slightest value who has appeared among the English-speaking races for some years past. Even if that is objected to as an overstatement, it will probably be admitted that Miller is a writer out of the ordinary, worth more than a single glance; and after all, he is a completely negative, unconstructive, amoral writer, a mere Jonah, a passive acceptor of evil, a sort of Whitman among the corpses. ”
  
  In 1940, he returned to the United States, settling in Big Sur, California, and continued to produce vividly written works that challenged contemporary American cultural values and moral attitudes. He spent the last years of his life at his home in 444 Ocampo Drive, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, California.
  
  While Miller was establishing his base in Big Sur, the 'Tropics' books, still banned in the USA, were being published in France by the Obelisk Press and later the Olympia Press. There they were acquiring a slow and steady notoriety among both Europeans and the various enclaves of American cultural exiles. As a result, the books were frequently smuggled into the States, where they would prove to be a major influence on the new Beat generation of American writers (most notably Jack Kerouac) some of whom would adopt stylistic and thematic principles found in Miller's oeuvre.
  
  The publication of Miller's Tropic of Cancer in the United States in 1961 led to a series of obscenity trials that tested American laws on pornography. The U.S. Supreme Court, in Grove Press, Inc., v. Gerstein, citing Jacobellis v. Ohio (which was decided the same day in 1964), overruled the state court findings of obscenity and declared the book a work of literature; it was one of the notable events in what has come to be known as the sexual revolution. Elmer Gertz, the lawyer who successfully argued the initial case for the novel's publication in Illinois, became a lifelong friend of Miller's. Volumes of their correspondence have been published.
  
  In addition to his literary abilities, Miller was a painter and wrote books about his work in that field. He was a close friend of the French painter Grégoire Michonze. He was also an amateur pianist.
  
  After his move to Pacific Palisades, he held innumerable dinner parties for a host of famous guests. His cook and caretaker was a young artist's model called Twinka Thiebaud who later wrote a book of his evening chats: Reflections published by Capra Press in 1981. (This book is being extensively rewritten for republication in 2010.)
  
  During the last four years of his life, Miller held an ongoing correspondence of over 1500 letters with Brenda Venus, a young and vivacious Playboy playmate, actress and dancer. An article detailing their affair ran in a special edition of Playboy in 1996. The article called her Miller's "twilight muse" during the bedridden final years of his life.
  
  Before his death, Miller filmed with Warren Beatty for his film Reds. He spoke of his remembrances of John Reed and Louise Bryant as part of a series of 'witnesses'. The film was released eighteen months after Miller's death.
  
  Miller died in Pacific Palisades in 1980. After his death, he was cremated and his ashes scattered off Big Sur.
  
  Miller's papers were donated to the UCLA Young Research Library Department of Special Collections. The Henry Miller Art Museum at Coast Gallery in Big Sur, the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin, and UCLA all hold a selection of Miller's watercolors, as did The Henry Miller Museum of Art in Omachi City in Nagano, Japan, before closing in 2003. A portion of the correspondence between the Grove Press and Henry Miller are currently housed in the Special Collections Research Center at Syracuse University. Special Collections at the University of Victoria holds a significant collection of Miller's manuscripts and correspondences, including the corrected typescript for Max and Quiet Days in Clichy, as well as Miller's lengthy correspondence with Alfred Perlès.
  
  Works
  Moloch or, This Gentile World, written in 1927, not published until 1992 (by the Estate of Henry Miller). ISBN 0-8021-3372-X
  Crazy Cock, written 1928–1930, not published until 1960. ISBN 0-8021-1412-1
  Tropic of Cancer, Paris: Obelisk Press, 1934.
  What Are You Going to Do about Alf?, Paris: Printed at author's expense, 1935.
  Aller Retour New York, Paris: Obelisk Press, 1935.
  Black Spring, Paris: Obelisk Press, 1936. ISBN 0-8021-3182-4
  Max and the White Phagocytes, Paris: Obelisk Press, 1938.
  Tropic of Capricorn, Paris: Obelisk Press, 1939. ISBN 0-8021-5182-5
  Henry Miller's Hamlet Letters, Vol. I, with Michael Fraenkel, Santurce, Puerto Rico: Carrefour, 1939. ISBN 0-8095-4058-4
  Vol. II, with Michael Fraenkel, New York: Carrefour, 1941.
  Vol. I complete New York: Carrefour, 1943.
  The Cosmological Eye, New York: New Directions, 1939. ISBN 0-8112-0110-4
  The World of Sex, Chicago: Ben Abramson, Argus Book Shop, 1940.
  Oneworld Classics 2007 ISBN 978-1-84749-035-3
  Under the Roofs of Paris (originally published as Opus Pistorum), New York: Grove Press, 1941.
  The Colossus of Maroussi, San Francisco: Colt Press, 1941. ISBN 0-8112-0109-0
  The Wisdom of the Heart, New York: New Directions, 1941. ISBN 0-8112-0116-3
  Sunday after the War, New York: New Directions, 1944.
  Semblance of a Devoted Past, Berkeley, Calif.: Bern Porter, 1944.
  The Plight of the Creative Artist in the United States of America, Houlton, Me.: Bern Porter, 1944.
  Echolalia, Berkeley, Calif.: Bern Porter, 1945.
  Henry Miller Miscellanea, San Mateo, Calif.: Bern Porter, 1945.
  Why Abstract?, with Hilaire Hiller and William Saroyan, New York: New Directions, 1945. ISBN 0-8383-1837-1
  The Air-Conditioned Nightmare, New York: New Directions, 1945. ISBN 0-8112-0106-6
  Maurizius Forever, San Francisco: Colt Press, 1946.
  Remember to Remember, New York: New Directions, 1947. ISBN 0-8112-0321-2
  Into the Night Life, privately published 1947
  The Smile at the Foot of the Ladder, New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1948.
  Sexus (Book One of The Rosy Crucifixion), Paris: Obelisk Press, 1949. ISBN 0-87529-173-2
  The Waters Reglitterized, San Jose, Calif.: John Kidis, 1950. ISBN 0-912264-71-3
  The Books in My Life, New York: New Directions, 1952. ISBN 0-8112-0108-2
  Plexus (Book Two of The Rosy Crucifixion), Paris: Olympia Press, 1953. ISBN 0-8021-5179-5
  Quiet Days in Clichy, Paris: Olympia Press, 1956. ISBN 0-8021-3016-X
  London: Oneworld Classics, 2007. ISBN 978-1-84749-036-0
  Recalls and Reflects, New York: Riverside LP RLP 7002/3, 1956
  The Time of the Assassins: A Study of Rimbaud, New York: New Directions, 1956. ISBN 0-8112-0115-5
  Big Sur and the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch, New York: New Directions, 1957. ISBN 0-8112-0107-4
  The Red Notebook, Highlands, N.C.: Jonathan Williams, 1958.
  Reunion in Barcelona, Northwood, England: Scorpion Press, 1959.
  Nexus (Book Three of The Rosy Crucifixion), Paris: Obelisk Press, 1960. ISBN 0-8021-5178-7
  To Paint Is to Love Again, Alhambra, Calif.: Cambria Books, 1960.
  Watercolors, Drawings, and His Essay "The Angel Is My Watermark," Abrams, 1962.
  Stand Still Like the Hummingbird, New York: New Directions, 1962. ISBN 0-8112-0322-0
  Just Wild about Harry, New York: New Directions, 1963. ISBN 0-8112-0724-2
  Greece (with drawings by Anne Poor), New York: Viking Press, 1964.
  Insomnia or The Devil at Large, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1974. ISBN 0-385-9037-4
  Opus Pistorum, New York: Grove Press, 1983. ISBN 0-394-53374-7
  Dear, Dear Brenda: The Love Letters of Henry Miller to Brenda Venus, 1997. (ISBN 0-688-02816-0)
  
  Films
  Miller was portrayed by Fred Ward in the 1990 movie Henry & June, and by Rip Torn in the 1970 film adaptation of Tropic of Cancer. In the 1970 Jens Jørgen Thorsen adaptation of Quiet Days in Clichy, the Miller-based character of 'Joey' was played by the late Paul Valjean. Claude Chabrol's 1990 adaptation of the same novel saw Andrew McCarthy play the Miller role as "Henry Miller" himself. Miller was also featured in the documentary Henry Miller Is Not Dead that featured music by Laurie Anderson. Miller appeared as an interviewee in Warren Beatty's film Reds.
    

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