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If you want to learn more about Henry Miller keep reading and/or please visit these websites:

  • Nexus: The International Henry Miller Journal
  • Cosmodemonic Telegraph Company: A Henry Miller Blog
  • Henry Miller on Wikipedia.
  • Valentine Miller’s Website (Henry’s Daughter with Lepska Warren)
  • Dr Hugo Heyrman’s website  A tribute to Miller.

August 25

Thank you for your generosity — our GoFundMe campaign is approaching our $50,000 goal! The Library has lost $70,000 and still counting due to the Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge closure. To learn more click here. 

From the Hearst Castle
to the Miller Library.
This smaller giant compels me
in ways the palace never can.

​From the
Miller Library Guest Book.

 

Along with food and shelter — art, story, song and dance are vital to the human condition and when the world beats down on us it is art that serves to lift us up again.
Nathan Ober, VFL at HMML. Link to Nathan's blog here. (VFL=Volunteer for Life!)

 

Henry Miller Memorial Library
48603 Highway One
Big Sur CA 93920
831-667-2574
Currently closed!

News item!

With no bridge and hard to get supplies how is it going for…

JACK & ALICE!

Fortunately ‘Iguana John’ have been hunkering down on the ‘island’ and kept Jack’n’Alice company.

There’s still food and, as they get older, the range of roaming for rodents gets ever greater!

Jack'n'Alice

Erin Gafill, Sunday 8.18

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