Nexus: The International Henry Miller Journal (Volume 11, 2016)

Nexus: The International Henry Miller Journal is dedicated to the work and life of Henry Miller and his circle (Anaïs Nin, Lawrence Durrell, June Miller, etc.). Issued annually, it contains previously unpublished essays and letters by and about Henry Miller. The journal's primary goal is too reevaluate Miller's place in the canon by interpreting his texts with fresh perspectives. The current issue contains the following: Introduction by Dr. James M. Decker Letters from June [Miller] Corbett to Henry Miller 1965—1972, Part 1. Edited by Eric D. Lehman. What Are You Going To Do about Max?: Understanding Anti-Semitism in “Max”. By Jennifer Cowe. “Holy the lone juggernaut!”: Miller, Ginsberg, and the Autobiography of the Individual By Dixon Speaker. Humanism After Humanism: Henry Miller: Colossus upon Colossus By Omar Sabbagh. Big Sur and a Memorable Cup of Tea By Marcus C. De Vaca. Movement, Sensation, and Perception: The Wanderings of the Artist and the Emergence of Modern Urbanity By Francesco Bozzi. Meeting Miller …first encounters & initial impressions Compiled by Dana Cook. Daphne Moschos Gilliam Fraenkel and Michael Fraenkel (Bits and pieces from my parent’s remembrances and the Onya La Tour diaries at the Indianapolis, Indiana Museum of Art) By Normajean (Ulery) MacLeod. The Reverse of Don Quixote By Dominic Jaeckle. “One measure a circle, beginning anywhere”: Henry Miller and the Fortean Fantasy By Joshua Buhs. Henry Miller and Sacred World By William A. Gordon. A Hungry Eye: Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer, Text, and Context By Sarah Garland. Pencil Sketches of Henry Miller By Lena Hades.