Miller, Henry

The Waters Reglitterized [Personal Memoir, Literary Essays]

Santa Barbara: Capra Press, 1973.

Wraps with color front; 8 inches tall, 15 - 54 [1] pages; First Edition, thus; originally a hand-written copy for his friend Emil Schnellock. The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear.

In The Waters Reglitterized, Miller’s unique voice shines as he explores both the intimate and the universal in a collection that straddles the line between personal memoir and literary philosophy. 

Miller, known for his bold and often controversial writing, approaches subjects such as the nature of existence, creativity, and self-realization, all while maintaining a highly reflective tone. His prose is often lyrical and poetic, filled with vivid imagery and a certain restlessness. While it is a work that speaks to a particular era of mid-20th-century intellectual thought, it also offers timeless insights into the human condition.

Subjects: Self-Reflection, Existentialism, Art and Creativity, Personal Memoir, Literary Essays, Philosophical Writing.

Item #20672
ISBN: 0912264713

Price: $30.00