Henry Miller
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Crno proljeće
The book comes in the 1968 edition of Henry Miller's Selected Works and contains two of Miller's works - Black Spring and The World of Sex.
Crno proljeće / Svijet seksa
Black Spring is a collection of essays and short stories by the American writer Henry Miller, which was first published in 1936. "The World of Sex" is Miller's second well-known work, which is particularly controversial due to its explicit content.
Cvet Henrija Milera
The book Flower by Henry Miller is based on a selection from the best and most attractive works of this writer, following the chronological sequence in Miller's writing, giving Miller's most artistically mature pages.
Jarčeva obratnica
Tropic of Capricorn is another legendary erotic novel by Henry Miller, published in 1938. Due to the inserted philosophy, it is somewhat difficult to understand. In this work, Henry is in Paris, but he actually remembers his childhood in New York.
Mirni dani na Klišiju
In this novel, the author's enthusiasm for life is boundless and he conveys it in the way that is characteristic of him, by describing pure pleasure in women, wine, food, ambience and atmosphere.
Rakova obratnica
Rakova obratnica
This is an accusation, a slander, a personal insult. This is not a book, in the ordinary sense of the word. No, this is a continuous insult, a spit in the face of Art, a foot in the tur against God, Man, Fate, Time, Love, Beauty...whatever you want.
Ružičasto raspeće III: Nexus
Henry Miller's "Nexus" is part of the "The Rosy Crucifixion" trilogy, in which, with less intensity than in his most famous works published in the 1930s in Paris, his rebellion against the stubborn and hypocritical America is sublimated.
Ružičasto raspeće II: Plexus
Henry Miller's "Plexus" is part of the "The Rosy Crucifixion" trilogy, in which, with less intensity than in his most famous works published in the 1930s in Paris, his rebellion against the stubborn and hypocritical America is sublimated.
Ružičasto raspeće I: Sexus
Henry Miller's "Sexus" is part of the "Pink Crucifixion" trilogy, in which, with less intensity than in his most famous works published in the 1930s in Paris, his rebellion against the arrogant and hypocritical America is sublimated.