(The volume is given in Roman Numerals, followed by the page number)
Al-Nakib, Mai, “The Transformation of Selves,” XV, 77
Arenander, Britt, “Louveciennes: In Search of a Lost World,” XIII, 53
Bair, Deirdre, “Writing as a Woman,” XII, 31
Bay, André, “Jean Fanchette (1932-1992),” XI, 69
Beckett, Wendy, “Art Is Beginning-to Fail Us – A Last Visit with Lawrence Durrell,” XIII, 67
Bradford, Jean, “Venus Rising on a Full Shell,” XIII, 114
Brandon, Dolores, “Recollections of a ‘Daughter,'” XIV, 24
Broyard, Anatole, “On Thirteenth Street West, Top Floor, 1947,” XII, 74
Campos, Julieta, “All the Roses – A Story,” XIII, 56
Cendrars, Blaise, “You Are More Beautiful Than the Sky and the Sea – A Poem,” XIII, 84
Christmass, Philippa, “Changing Perspectives in Nin Criticism,” XV, 82
_____ “A Mother to Us All? – Feminism and the Diary, Thirty Years Later,” XIV, 35
DuBow, Wendy M., “Critics’ Choices – Philip K. Jason’s Study of Nin Criticism,” XII, 105
_____ “The Elusive Text – On Reading Diary I,” XI, 22
Fanchette, Jean, “Notes for a Preface, 1959,” XI, 71
Fay, Marion, “Mirror Images – On Anaïs Nin: A Book of Mirrors,” XV, 119
_____ “Seffhood and Social Conscience – Reading Under a Glass Bell,” XIII, 100
_____ “Speaking for Herself – Conversations with Anaïs Nin,” XIV, 121
Fourtouni, Eleni, “The Unemployed Muse – A Poem,” XV, 40
Friedman, Ellen G., “Looking Back on Nin Criticism,” XV, 122
Gascoyne, David, “Chambre d’Hotel – A Poem,” XIV, 107
_____ “Lines – A Poem,” XIV, 99
González, Emiliano, “The Fountains Still Play – Anaïs Nin in Paris, 1954,” XI, 106
Guiler, Hugh Parker, “Dr. Otto Rank – A Horoscope,” XI, 51
Hamalian, Leo, “A Spy in the House of Lawrence,” XIII, 14
Henke, Suzette, “Androgynous Creation: From D.H. Lawrence to Djuna Barnes,” XV, 85
_____ “A Confessional Narrative – A Journal of Love: Incest,” XIV, 71
Hipskind, Judith, “Reading Hugh Guiler’s Hands,” XI, 101
Holt, Rochelle L., “Recalling Anaïs Nin,” XV, 124
Horine, Kerri A., “Adornments of the Interior – The Jewelry of Self-Creation,” XV, 98
Irgang, Margrit, “Always: ‘I Want’-Never: ‘I Have’- A Letter from Germany,” XIII, 95
_____ “Of Veils and Unveiling – A Letter from Gerrnany,” XII, 88
Jackson, Roger, “Hotel Central Revisited,” XIV, 10
Jason, Philip K., “The Burden of Self – Thoughts on Reading The Early Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1927-1931,” XV- 71
_____ “Issues in Nin Criticism,” XI, 75
Jong, Erica, “A Story Never Told Before – On A Journal of Love: Incest,” XII, 15
Joplin, Benjamin, “Leaming to Be,” XV, 114
Jouve, Pierre Jean, “Hé1ène – An Excerpt from Dans les Années Profondes,” XIV, 55
Kato, Maiko, “Music as Metaphor,” XV, 108
Keller, Jane Eblen, “Living à la Lawrence,” XV, 12
_____ “Reinventing Lives: Anaïs Nin and Georges Simenon,” XIV, 96
Knapp, Bettina L, “An Archeologist of the Soul,” XIV, 19
Lispector, Clarice, “Two Crônicas – From the Jornal do Brazil,” XV, 67
List, Eveline, “Beata Rank, Analyst,” XV, 29
Martinelli, Sheri, “Goodbye Anaïs – A Poem,” XII, 77
Mason, Gregory M., “Arrows of Longing – The Correspondence between Anaïs Nin and Felix Pollak,” XIV, 78
Mathieu, Bertrand, “Quiet Days in California – With Henry Miner at Pacific Palisades,” XII, 60
_____ “Betty Ryan – The Woman of Andros,” XI, 83
Miller, Henry, “The Authoress at Seventeen – A Letter,” XV, 7
_____ “The Awakening, – A Mezzotint,” XIII, 27
_____ “The Diary of Anaïs Nin – An Introduction,” XIV, 14
_____ “Foreword – On Anaïs Nin’s Diary,” XV, 26
_____ “I Am What I Want to Be – Letters to Anaïs Nin, Oct./Nov. 1942.” XV, 44
Nalbantian, Suzanne, “Into the House of Myth,” XI, 12
Nin, Anaïs, “Aging – From the original diary, July 1943,” XV, 3
_____ “The Artist Is HisVision of Life,” XIII, 3
_____ “I Cannot Save People, I Can Only Love Them,” XIII, 109
_____ “A Critical Correspondence: Letters to Henry Miller, 1942,” XV, 52
_____ “Letters to Felix Pollak, 1952-1958,” XIV, 81
_____ “Letters to GoreVidal, 1946-1961,” XIV, 42
_____ “Life As a Sensual Woman – With Henry Miller in New York, January-March, 1936,” XII, 3
_____ “Love – Four Letters to Otto Rank,” XII, 39
_____ “Murder on the Place du Tertre,” XI, 37
_____ “On Otto Rank and Henry Miller,” XIII, 3
_____ “A Preface to Blaise Cendrars’s Christmas Stories,” XIII, 12
_____ “Return to Louveciennes, 1935,” XI, 3
_____ “Talking About the Diary, 1966 – An Interview,” XIII, 72
_____ “The Writing of Tomorrow – October 2, 1937,” XIV, 63
Okamoto, Kanoko, “The House Spirit – A Story,” XI, 90
Owen, Peter, “Who Is Paul Bowles?,” XII, 109
Pineau, Elyse Lamm, “The Performing Self – Reading Selection of the Minotaur,” XII, 65
Podnieks, Elizabeth, “The Theater of Incest,” XIII, 39
Pollak, Felix, “Letters to Anaïs Nin, 1952-1958,” XIV, 82
Rank, Otto, “A Farewell to Freud – Two Drafts of a Letter, August 7, 1924,” XII, 56
READINGS
Adventures of the Mind. By Natalie Clifford Barney, XIII, 132
Aesthetic Autobiography: From Life to Art in Marcel Proust, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf and Anaïs Nin. By Suzanne Nalbantian, XIII, 128
Angel in the Forest. By Marguerite Young, XIII, 130
Beat Generation: Glory Days in Greenuich Village. By Fred W. and Gloria S. McDarrah, XV, 125
Beggars in Paradise. By Irving Stettner, XIV, 131
By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept and The Assumption of the Rogues and
Rascals. By Elizabeth Smart, XI, 130
T’he Case of Anna Kavan. A Biography. By David A. Gallard, XII, 129
Celina or the Cats. By Julieta Campos, XIV 128
Change the Name. By Anna Kavan, XII, 130
A Charmed Circle. By Anna Kavan, XIII, 129
Conversations with Henry Miller. Edited by Frank L. Kersnowski and Alice Hughes, XV, 128
Djuna: The Life and Work of Djuna Barnes. By Phillip Herring, XV, 126
Eye of the Camera:A Life of Christopher Ishenvood. By Jonathan Fryer, XII, 131
Fifty Stories. By Kay Boyle, XI, 129
Gender in Popular Culture. Edited by Peter C. Rollins and Susan W, Rollins, XIV, 131
The Incest Theme in Literature and Legend. By Otto Rank, XIII, 128
Inviting the Muses: Marguerite Young. Edited by Steven Moore, XIII, 130
Letters to a Friend in Australia. By Anaïs Nin. Foreword by David Pepperell, XII, 131
Mercury. By Anna Kavan, XIV 129
Henry Miller: A Bibliography of Primary Sources. Compiled by Lawrence J. Shifren and
Roger Jackson, XII, 130
Henry Miller. The Paris Years. By Brassai, XIV, 126
Henry Miller and Surrealist Metaphor. By Gay Louise Balliet, XV, 128
Moloch, or This Gentile World. By Henry Miller, XI, 131
Paris Between the Wars: Artistic Ltfe in the Twenties and Thirties. By Carol Mann, XV, 126
The Parson. By Anna Kavan, XIV, 129
Bern Porter: A Personal Biography. By James Schevill, XII, 132
Revolution of the Mind. The Life ofAndré Breton. By Mark Polizotti, XIV, 130
Dorothy Richardson. A Biography. By Gloria G. Fromm, XIII, 132
Christina Stead. A Biography. By Hazel Rowley, XIII, 132
Sounds that Arouse Me. By Bern Porter, XII, 132
Stroker. An Anthology, 1974-1994. Edited by Irving Stettner, XIII, 131
Rebecca West. A Life. By Carl Rollyson, XV, 127
View: Parade of the Avant-Garde, 1940-1947. Edited by Charles Henri Ford, XI, 128
The Wilder Shores of Love. By Lesley Blanch, XIV, 127
Women, Creativity, and the Arts. Edited by Diane Apostolos-Cappadina and Lucinda Ebersole, XIV, 131
Writers Three: Henry Miller, Claude Houghton, and Ben Abramson. A Literary Exchange, XIV, 128
Marguerite Young, Our Darling. Edited by Miriam Fuchs, XIII, 130
Zelda S. Fitzgerald: The Collected Writings. Edited by Mathew J. Bruccoli, XI, 129
Ribera i Górriz Núria, “Proust, Rimbaud, and the Surrealists,” XII, 44
_____ “Regarding ‘The Voice,'” XIV, 111
Richard-Allerdyce, Diane, “Narrative and Authenticity,” XIII, 79
Riding, Laura, “Eve’s Side of It – A Story,” XII, 78
_____ (Riding) Jackson, Laura, “Conunentary (1976),” XII, 84
Rimbaud, Arthur, “Life of the Poet -A new translation by Bertrand Mathieu,” XI, 16
Rock, Joanne, “The Birth of ‘Savage,'” XIV, 65
_____ “Her Father’s Daughter,” XIII, 29
Roditi, Edouard, “The Madness of Antonin Artaud,” XI, 39
_____ “On René Crevel,” XI, 100
Salber, Linde, “Artists – The Third Sex,” XI, 59
_____ “Life as Provocation,” XII, 26
Smock, Frederick, “Lawrence Durrell – A Poem,” XII, 63
Stettner, Irving, “Of Michael Fraenkel, June Miller, and Eugene Pachoutinsky,” XII, 125
Stuhlmann, Gunther, “Discretion and Revelation – Anaïs Nin at Ninety,” XI, 119
_____ “From ‘Jim’ to ‘Jamie’ – Remembering James Leo Herlihy,” XII, 120
_____ “Who Is Claude Cahun?,” XV, 95
Sugisaki, Kazuko, “Kanoko Okamoto – A Writer’s Life,” XII, 91
UPDATES & AMPLIFICATIONS
After Antonin Artaud, XIV, 134
Blanche Cooney Remembers, XII, 136
Brief Encounters: An Evening with Salvadore Dali and Dylan Thomas. Recalled by Gabriel
Neruda, XI, 125
Brief Encounters II: Dylan Thomas Meets Henry Miller, XII, 133
Cousin Gilbert (1907–1992), XI, 132
The Dedicated Diarist, XI, 135
The History of Louvecierines, XII, 135
Hugo’s Horoscopes, XI, 133
A Married Life: Blanche Cooney (I918-1995), XIV, 132
Miller Time, XIII, 135
Revisiting Louveciennes, XIII, 136
A Touch of Venus, XI, 136
A Transatlantic Literary Life: Edouard Roditi (1910-1992), XI, 135
Unreal Images of a Real World: Val Telberg (1910-1995), XIV, 135
Val Telberg and House of Incest, XII, 133
Vaid, Krishna Baldev, “Three Stories – From the Hindi,” XI, 46
NOTE: An Index for Volumes 1-10 (1983-1992) is included in Volume 10, 1992
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An Invitation
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