Henry and June

Anaïs Nin’s Henry and June is an intimate, uncensored account drawn from Nin’s personal diaries, chronicling her passionate love affair with writer Henry Miller and her complex relationship with his wife, June. Set in Paris during the 1930s, the memoir delves into Nin’s exploration of desire, sexuality, and self-discovery. With raw honesty, she reflects on the emotional turbulence and creative inspiration these entanglements bring. Blurring the lines between art and life, Henry and June is a compelling portrait of a woman seeking freedom, sensuality, and meaning within the confines of love and societal expectations.