Sexus. Miller G.

Henry Miller is the most prominent representative of the experimental direction in the American prose of the 20th century, a daring innovator, whose best works have been banned in his homeland for a long time, a master of confessally automatic genre. The “Parisian trilogy” - “Tropik Cancer”, “Black Spring”, “Capricorn Tropic” brought him scandalous glory; These books have gone to a wide reader for decades, overcoming court prohibitions and censorship slingshots. The next in scale, Miller’s work was the trilogy “Rose Crucifixion”, which is revealed by the novel “Sexus” - a confessional book with lyrical, metaphysical and surreal deviations about society, eternal values, childhood, their country, Paris, travel, women and their relations with men. The hero of Miller is ready for anything to make his love happy, he cannot alone - part with freedom.