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Volume 3 of A Cafe in Space: The Anais Nin Literary Journal contains Anais Nin's revealing correspondence with the man who would help propel her to fame, her literary agent, Gunther Stuhlmann. Also included are several articles on one of Nin's great literary allies, English novelist Lawrence Durrell, who, with Nin and Henry Miller, formed the "Three Musketeers" in Paris during the 1930s, each of whom helped the others get their work published. Katrin Burtschell gives readers a look at how influential Japan was to both Nin and Henry Miller, and Karl Orend examines the marriage between Henry and June Miller in an entirely new light.

Anais Nin (1903-1977) was author of 'The Diary of Anais Nin', 'Delta of Venus', 'Little Birds', 'Henry and June', 'House of Incest', 'A Spy in the House of Love', among many other titles. Born in Paris, France, Nin and her family immigrated to New York and grew up there. After meeting Henry Miller when she returned to Paris, she became his voracious lover and supporter, and her diary writing bloomed. After decades of obscurity, she became famous upon the release of her diary covering her years with Miller and other famous figures. Her erotica ('Delta' and 'Birds') became bestsellers shortly after her death. 'Henry and June' was the subject of the movie of the same title, directed by Philip Kaufman in 1990.