Henry ve June

Anaïs Nin's original and uncensored diaries, Henry and June, have gained fame as an intimate account of a woman's sexual awakening. Diaries; It focuses on daily life in Paris, from late 1931 until the end of 1932, when Anaïs meets Henry Miller and his wife June. Anaïs was deeply impressed by Henry's literary genius and June's beauty. After June went to New York, a hot relationship began between her and Henry. Even though she had experienced sexual freedom with this relationship, the guilt of betraying her marriage caused Anaïs to need psychoanalysis.

Her mind was stuck with a question: "What will happen when June returns?"
Between the two loves, He was torn between Henry and June.

In this diary, previously unpublished chapters were brought together, focusing on the love of Henry and June. The excesses that Anaïs experienced during this period would lead her to move away from Henry Miller's style, to find her own voice, and to reflect her experiences in a masterful and original way...

"I value loyalty very much. But my temperament is suitable for the writer, not for the woman." Such a distinction may seem childish, but it is possible. Take away the excessive heat and bubbling ideas, and you will find a woman in love with perfection. But right now, it seems stupid and foolish to me, because perfection is at rest. , and I am at full speed."



Number of Pages: 290

Print Year: 2011< br>

Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Edition Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 290

Language: Turkish