Henry Miller Decades Later.

The article explores the writing style of Henry Miller. It states that the prose of Miller is similar to H. L. Mencken in conversational directness and contains memorable metaphors. It discusses the occasional mention of female menstruation in Miller's books including "Sexus," his weakness in portra...

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Publicado en:Nexus: The International Henry Miller Journal Vol. 6; pp. 90 - 114
Autor principal: Kostelanetz, Richard
Formato: Literary Criticism
Publicado: Nexus: The International Henry Miller Journal 2009
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