Books
August, 1965
To the question "How often can an author use the same material?" Henry Miller replies, "Shaddap!" Tropic of Capricorn and Black Spring both chewed over much of Miller's pre-Paris life, and just when we thought he hadn't left a stern unturned, we get the American publication of Sexus (Grove Press). This first, thick volume in an autobiographical series called The Rosy Crucifixion was written in the U. S. during World War Two, was first published in Paris in 1949, and overlaps...
