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Tropic of Cancer (henry Miller Trilogy)
General Fiction北回归线（亨利·米勒三部曲）
(us) Henry Miller
"Tropic of Cancer" describes Miller's life experience living in Paris with several writer and artist friends. At the same time, through the description of life details such as work, conversations, banquets, etc., It shows the inner spiritual world of impoverished artists and questions the meaning of survival in the chaotic and dirty capitalist world. After its publication, the book attracted many readers and profoundly influenced the European and American literary circles after World War II.
"Tropic of Cancer" describes Miller's life experience living in Paris with several writer and artist friends. At the same time, through the description of life details such as work, conversations, banquets, etc., It shows the inner spiritual world of impoverished artists and questions the meaning of survival in the chaotic and dirty capitalist world. After its publication, the book attracted many readers and profoundly influenced the European and American literary circles after World War II.
Black Spring
General Fiction黑色的春天
(us) Henry Miller
"Black Spring" is the second part of Henry Miller's autobiographical trilogy. It was written during the same period as "Tropic of Cancer" and "Tropic of Cancer". It was also banned in the English-speaking world after being published in Paris in 1936. The book traces Miller's teenage years in Brooklyn and his time living in Paris. Through constant replays from New York to Paris, as well as surreal dreams and symbolic techniques, Miller outlines people and the cities they live in in a subversive and self-revelatory way, and on a deeper level, he is seeking the spiritual home of the soul.
"Black Spring" is the second part of Henry Miller's autobiographical trilogy. It was written during the same period as "Tropic of Cancer" and "Tropic of Cancer". It was also banned in the English-speaking world after being published in Paris in 1936. The book traces Miller's teenage years in Brooklyn and his time living in Paris. Through constant replays from New York to Paris, as well as surreal dreams and symbolic techniques, Miller outlines people and the cities they live in in a subversive and self-revelatory way, and on a deeper level, he is seeking the spiritual home of the soul.