The Devil At Large
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— HENRY MILLER, TROPIC OF CANCER HENRY MILLER WENT TO Paris in March 1930, hoping to find the freedom to become a writer.
He had always felt constricted in New York, hemmed in because it was his native city and his relatives lived there, hemmed in because of his failed marriage and abandoned child, hemmed in because in New York not to produce money is to be a bum, since New York (the most yang city on earth) measures everyone and everything by the ability to generate money. The artist requires i...dleness—right-brain dream time. And while idleness is possible in New York, guilt-free idleness is not. Busyness and business are the gods of New York, and art needs other gods: ease, idleness, the ability to receive life as it flows.
Henry Miller’s early novels Moloch and Crazy Cock, written in New York, show a man at war with his surroundings, trying to make the uncompromising asphalt bloom. In Paris he frees his unconscious to dream, his voice to sing, and his body to lead him in recording all the things previously left out of books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— HENRY MILLER, TROPIC OF CANCER HENRY MILLER WENT TO Paris in March 1930, hoping to find the freedom to become a writer.
He had always felt constricted in New York, hemmed in because it was his native city and his relatives lived there, hemmed in because of his failed marriage and abandoned child, hemmed in because in New York not to produce money is to be a bum, since New York (the most yang city on earth) measures everyone and everything by the ability to generate money. The artist requires i...dleness—right-brain dream time. And while idleness is possible in New York, guilt-free idleness is not. Busyness and business are the gods of New York, and art needs other gods: ease, idleness, the ability to receive life as it flows.
Henry Miller’s early novels Moloch and Crazy Cock, written in New York, show a man at war with his surroundings, trying to make the uncompromising asphalt bloom. In Paris he frees his unconscious to dream, his voice to sing, and his body to lead him in recording all the things previously left out of books.
What to read after The Devil At Large?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Jong to read onlineMoreLess
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