Books by Henry Miller

Miller’s portrait of Alfred Perlès, his friend of the Paris and Clichy years.

1930s: broke and happy in Clichy, on the edge of Paris: cafés, girls and cheap wine.

Max, a down-and-out refugee in Paris, and other pieces from Miller’s Montparnasse years.

Miller’s Paris streets and the Brooklyn of his boyhood, in loose, exuberant sketches.

A broke American writer lives on friends, hunger and sex in Montparnasse and Clichy.

Henry Miller travels Greece, starting in Athens with a larger-than-life guide.

1931–1932: the unexpurgated diary of Nin’s affair with Henry Miller, and her pull to June.

The photographer’s 1930s Paris with Miller: Clichy, Montparnasse and the Villa Seurat.

1931–1934: from her Louveciennes house, Nin meets Henry Miller, June and Paris’s bohemia.

1928–1939: the Paris years with Miller, sharing a flat in Clichy, then the Villa Seurat.