A Henry Miller Moment [and, sort of, blogging]

[Dennis Perrin]

> Perhaps, in the future, Miller
> will be a footnote to Anaïs Nin's life, and Hemingway, to Martha
> Gellhorn's.
> --
> Yoshie

Doubtful. Nin's work isn't half as strong or as perceptive as Miller's, but
she was quite the self-promoter, a plus in medialand. Gore Vidal has great
fun with her pretentiousness in his memoir, "Palimpsest."

"Anaïs was involved in a thousand exciting scenarios, starring herself . .
."

DP