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The first installment of this summer’s “Under the Persimmon Tree” series - Magnus’ chat with Monterey County Weekly founder Bradley Zeve - is now up for your listening pleasure on…
The HML presents "Under the Persimmon Tree," a series of conversations between Executive Director Magnus Toren and Big Sur and regional residents. Sundays this summer from 3- 5 pm. Here's…
Bill Callahan plays the Library this Monday, June 17th. Only a few tickets remain! Get yours here. And then check out this piece on his new double, album…
Cool article in Hyperallergic about a new book by Allan deSouza that serves as a "reflective investigation exploring how artistic meaning takes shape and a functional handbook that clarifies terms…
And the 9th best movie about writers, according to Paste, is.... Philip Kaufman’s "Henry and June," a film about the relationship between Henry Miller and Anais Nin (and Miller’s wife,…
The LA festival of books was last week -- we wish we gave you a head's up! In case you missed it, here are some photos of what was a…
Check out this interview with Henry's last wife, Hoki Tokuda, in The Australian! ‘He always invited me to be with him and his friends at their table,’ she recalls.…
This Saturday, April 13 at 7:30 pm; join us as our friend Doniphan Blair embarks on the yeoman task of deciphering one Henry Miller! For a preview, check out his…
Join us on April 26th at the Henry Miller Library for a special screening of "Giving Birth in America." Featuring a musical performance by Alela Diane and remarks from Every…
What did Henry Miller mean by his writing? What did he try to convey?Was he a misogynist? Was he anti-semitic?Was he a “psychedelic romantic?” (And if so, what does that…
Below text and images is from Circle of Enchantment by Emil White N.F.E. © 1964 This article is dedicated to the Pfeiffer-Ewoldsen family without whose friendly help no history of…
Tickets HERE. Note: We do not allow walk-ins the night of the show. Registration will be open until 4PM the day of the show.
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