
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.
Henry Miller was truly the Messiah of erotic prose. He described the sexual adventures of people in a special way, and often mentions alcohol and atheism. Although it may be too vulgar for some or vulgar to the core, it did not leave any topic undeveloped. He was a member of the bohemian literary scene in Paris. With the outbreak of World War II, he goes to Greece, but later flees to the USA when the Third Reich attacks that country as well. He spent several years bohemianly in Paris and published his most famous books there, long banned in the USA: Cancer's Reverse, Capricorn's Reverse and Black Spring. In them, sexual fantasy, associated with an abundance of black and cynical humor, fits into the description of the chaotic and irresponsible behavior of people outside regular occupations. The conscious amorphousness of the composition, in which anecdotes are intertwined with natural-mystical meditations, is a reflection of Miller's nihilistic attitude towards civilization. In a series of subsequent books, Colossus of Maroussi (about encounters in Greece) and Big Sur and Oranges by Hieronymus Bosch (about the author's life in California) stand out. Later works include titles such as: "World of Sex", "Opus Pistorum", "Moloch", "Crazy Penis" (published only posthumously in 1991), "Air-Conditioned Nightmare" (1945), a fierce critique of the post-war US- and, "Peaceful Days in Clichy" (written in 1940 and published only in 1956), and the legendary trilogy "The Rosary Crucifixion". He brought his own philosophy into the novels. His heirs in the field of erotic prose are: Michel Houellebecq, Jerzy Kosinski, Philip Roth, Wei Hui, Charles Bukowski, Mario Vargas Llosa, Melissa Panarello, and even Harold Robbins. He is known for the expression do balčak, which is mentioned on page 226 of Capricorn's Reverse. It is the shortest description of a magnificent and perfect sexual relationship. His well-known contemporaries are Anais Nin, Anne Desclos and Erica Jong, who has been declared the "female Henry Miller". He wrote 40 novels, and spent the last 20 years of his life in California, sometimes publishing, but it was no longer his main preoccupation. He painted during the day, and wrote only occasionally.
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1. Jarčeva obratnica
Tropic of Capricorn ist ein weiterer legendärer Erotikroman von Henry Miller, 1938 veröffentlicht wurde. Aufgrund der eingefügten Philosophie ist es etwas schwer zu verstehen. In diesem Werk ist Henry in Paris, erinnert sich aber tatsächlich an seine Kin

2. Rakova obratnica
Das ist eine Anschuldigung, eine Verleumdung, eine persönliche Beleidigung. Dies ist kein Buch im üblichen Sinne des Wortes. Nein, das ist eine ständige Beleidigung, eine Spucke ins Gesicht der Kunst, ein Tritt in den Wind gegen Gott, den Menschen, das S

3. Crno proljeće
Das Buch erscheint in der Ausgabe von Henry Millers Selected Works von 1968 und enthält zwei von Millers Werken – Black Spring und The World of Sex.

4. Ružičasto raspeće I: Sexus
Henry Millers „Sexus“ ist Teil der „Pink Crucifixion“-Trilogie, in der, mit weniger Intensität als in seinen berühmtesten Werken, die in den 1930er Jahren in Paris veröffentlicht wurden, seine Rebellion gegen das arrogante und heuchlerische Amerika sublim

5. Ružičasto raspeće II: Plexus
Henry Millers „Plexus“ ist Teil der „The Rosy Crucifixion“-Trilogie, in der, mit weniger Intensität als in seinen berühmtesten Werken, die in den 1930er Jahren in Paris veröffentlicht wurden, seine Rebellion gegen das sture und heuchlerische Amerika

6. Ružičasto raspeće III: Nexus
"Nexus" Henryja Millera dio je trilogije "Ružićasto raspeće" u kojoj se, u manjem intenzitetu nego li u njegovim najpoznatijim djelima objavljenim tridesetih godina u Parizu, sublimira njegov bunt protiv učmale i licemjerne Amerike.