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About Henry Miller
Henry Miller was the literary outlaw who exploded the polite novel and bled his chaotic, passionate, and unvarnished life onto the page. Banned for decades as obscene, his autobiographical masterpieces like Tropic of Cancer were less about sex and more about freedom—a raw, raging rebellion against society's cages. He wrote with a hurricane's force about art, hunger, and the messy glory of being alive, inspiring a generation to break creative and personal chains. To read Miller is to meet a writer who held nothing back, and his work remains a thrilling, dangerous gift for anyone who believes art should shock you awake.
