Tribe.net. Local Connections Rich http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/81d12ee4-0b76-4a07-b8b5-a5c34339907f 2009-10-14T16:42:00Z 2009-10-14T16:42:00Z

<div>In what book does Henry recount wiping his ass with a piece of bread, and then (ewww!) eating it? I swear I'm not making this up. I want to reread it because I can't remember his rationale for this bizarre act.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

Rich 2009-10-14T16:42:00Z Johnny http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/bcf644cc-2a91-4b64-8c0d-6d482c87e566 2007-03-19T14:19:42Z 2007-03-19T14:19:42Z

<div>Years ago I read an essay by Henry Miller titled "In Praise of Japanese Women," or some similar title. Does anybody know what book it was a part of? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

Johnny 2007-03-19T14:19:42Z tonydushane http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/db1b3e19-ec1a-4bd6-9db9-388eb124d4c4 2006-12-08T04:25:19Z 2004-01-18T11:06:38Z

<div>Sexus is still my fav.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 35 replies </div>

tonydushane 2004-01-18T11:06:38Z Michael http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/124b4bd4-11e1-42a8-88e6-18dd5339d678 2006-09-26T07:05:15Z 2006-09-26T07:05:15Z

<div>Henry Miller Lovers Tribe, <br/> <br/>How do you be? I'm writing with a message that... <br/> <br/>"HENRY AND DOVID: Sex, God, and Revolution" has come out! <br/> <br/>A documentary DVD that brings Henry Miller and a blend of mystical, cultural, and healing experiences to life! Here's a review from MediaRights.org: <br/> <br/>“Traveling by car with only a card table and chairs, a few spiritual items, a lifetime of study and experience, and a consuming drive to foster global understanding and harmony through teaching, one man named Dovid happens upon the Henry Miller Memorial Library in Big Sur. The library is a tribute to the late author who, in the mid 20th century, represented the clash of censorship with freedom of expression. Here, under redwood forest on high cliffs above the Pacific, Dovid expounds on Cabalistic teachings of sexual energy, cosmic metaphor, and historical prophecy in the human process of repairing the universe. Arabs, Jews, the West, the East, and the Movement are all well within Dovid's experience. Passers-by and Henry Miller fans-in-residence are captivated as they discuss with Dovid subjects such as symbolism in current political, social, and military events,; how the Tarot encompasses the shape of creation; inter-generational responsibility; and Dovid's book “Listening to the Soul.” Ultimately, “Henry and Dovid: Sex, God, and Revolution” shows a life that is at once a reflection of the environment while completely individual, avuncular while pushing the limits of permitted opinions, and out of place while so needed.” <br/> <br/>See the illustrated DVD box and purchase it if you which; please click to http://www.ufotv.com and search the title "Henry and Dovid" <br/> <br/>Thank you, bless you, and raise up and deepen consciously. I look forward to further befriending you. <br/> <br/>Blessings, <br/>Michael Bedar <br/>Co-Creator <br/>Henry and Dovid: Sex, God, and Revolution</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

Michael 2006-09-26T07:05:15Z hans http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/4949996f-3b2f-439f-bbc4-f96e42b652d9 2006-08-08T01:04:26Z 2006-08-08T01:02:29Z

<div>Can anyone help please? Anyone know from which section (even page numbers would be great), the following excerpts are taken from Henry Miller's book? I am referring to the paperback version, published by the Grove Press, in New York. <br/> <br/>"... Where is the chair you sit in? Where is your favorite comb, your toothbrush, your nail file? Trot them out that I may devour <br/>them at one gulp" ... <br/> <br/>"Wiggling my slippery ass about in a frenzy of abandon" ... <br/> <br/>Thanks for any insight you can give - </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

hans 2006-08-08T01:02:29Z confetta http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/6bc34afe-900a-427e-b315-0e69cdc2ad0f 2006-05-22T00:21:25Z 2006-05-22T00:21:25Z

<div> <br/>Cleveland Dreams is a new tribe that <br/>includes the art, history, stories, poetry, <br/>visual poetry and writings of the <br/>Cleveland underground poetry scene <br/>of the late 60's aka the mimeograph poets. <br/> <br/>tribes.tribe.net/clevelanddreams <br/> <br/>Cleveland Dreams is a Tribute to <br/>the Cleveland Poets Including; <br/> <br/>• d.a. Levy <br/>• Russell Atkins <br/>• Kent Taylor <br/>• Russell Salamon <br/>• Tom Kryss <br/>• Jau Billera <br/>• RJS <br/>• Geoffrey Cook <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>"in the days unborn <br/>you will find my brothers <br/>ARMED with words you havent <br/>even dreamed of. <br/>Cleveland <br/>you will move <br/>or be plowed over— <br/>eaten by vultures <br/>like a corpse <br/>digested <br/>&amp; slowly <br/>change … " <br/> <br/>—d.a. levy, from "letter to cleveland" <br/> <br/>Cleveland Dreams <br/>tribes.tribe.net/clevelanddreams</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

confetta 2006-05-22T00:21:25Z RC http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/ae912e1d-2046-4e65-b4e4-8ba85005b8dd 2006-05-11T13:12:29Z 2005-11-25T14:38:34Z

<div>I've been maintaining a blog devoted to Henry Miller for about four months now. This seems like the right place to find people who may be interested, so come take a look at the Cosmodemonic Telegraph Company: A Henry Miller Blog at www.cosmotc.blogspot.com. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 2 replies </div>

RC 2005-11-25T14:38:34Z Gi Gi http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/720c54c7-d2c3-4829-a636-64fd9e6b71ef 2006-04-18T02:42:48Z 2005-07-29T18:52:23Z

<div>I just got a copy of The Colossus of Maroussi &amp; am so Happy to be starting a new HM book. It is refreshing to hear his voice in my head as he does write as he sees &amp; feels life.............</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 2 replies </div>

Gi Gi 2005-07-29T18:52:23Z tonydushane http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/3a255f96-c32e-4b8f-86cd-8997c4025d40 2006-04-17T12:30:42Z 2005-04-03T09:03:30Z

<div>Someone just recommended to me REALLY THE BLUES by Mezz Mezzrow (actually, it was part of my interview with author Seth Greenland on Drinks with Tony: http://www.cherrybleeds.com/drinks/seth/sethgreenland.html ) (The Bones by Seth Greenland is a freat read...i recommend it, but not Henry Miller subject worthy....) <br/> <br/>Anyway, Henry Miller gave a blurb on REALLY THE BLUES: "Quite superb, this perfectly marvelous book conveys a powerful, vital message of unadulerated joy." <br/> <br/>i just started it, it's great so far.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 1 reply </div>

tonydushane 2005-04-03T09:03:30Z chinacoaster http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/9331e522-1405-40cd-98e6-a501e508d407 2006-04-13T10:05:17Z 2006-04-10T19:43:52Z

<div> I am self publishing a chap book of poems and need a critque in order to get it in shape. Here is a sample and tks for your time. <br/> <br/>bar talk <br/> <br/> <br/>to Cathy Merris-McNealy <br/> <br/> <br/>sun setting in the breeze <br/>kids need supper <br/>wife in bed with cramps <br/>taxes due by midnight. <br/>the phone rang <br/>the wife took it. <br/>it was mom. <br/>i could hear the Jackals laughing again <br/>and my bones knew it was my sister. <br/> <br/>the one who looked like an Indian princess in Manhattan <br/>before she returned to small town Illinois. <br/>the one whose back broke <br/>from stocking bars and working kitchens <br/>in two different states for 20 years. <br/>whose doc finally said nothing could be done, <br/>just disability and dope. <br/>whose tongue two weeks before <br/>was so dope thick that <br/>when she called me honey <br/>i cried. <br/>that one <br/>had O.D. <br/>and now was in withdrawal. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>in the town of her birth <br/>in the town of her mother's birth. <br/>the town of her grandmother’s birth and death <br/>in the town where her grand father <br/>drank in sweating silent red brick streets and <br/>danced other women in full moon snow still nights <br/>while the Jackals of the Whorehouse of Death <br/>circled laughing. <br/>and now his granddaughter, <br/>my sister , <br/>is looking in their eyes <br/>to see if she wants their laughter <br/>or her life. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

chinacoaster 2006-04-10T19:43:52Z tonydushane http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/68a9f486-0111-4849-9b2e-c19eb864f92e 2006-01-12T06:59:55Z 2005-12-25T01:41:57Z

<div>there's an article on knut hamsun and the biography coming out about him...i'm not sure if it's translated into english or not....i've only read the first page. <br/> <br/>speaking of hamsun, does anyone know if the 1966 film based on his book entitled SULT was ever released on dvd?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 4 replies </div>

tonydushane 2005-12-25T01:41:57Z hughmanatee http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/98ff42ae-4fa4-40f6-8c66-19ce1403c867 2005-10-19T05:11:48Z 2005-10-13T08:21:18Z

<div>understand? <br/> <br/> Let's say that man 'A' meets person 'G' <br/>that means nothing. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>right?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 1 reply </div>

hughmanatee 2005-10-13T08:21:18Z hughmanatee http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/8a15a2a7-4a65-4cba-a768-c564f3963ba4 2005-07-29T18:48:49Z 2005-05-05T06:24:40Z

<div>has anyone ever watched it? I discovered and "purloined" a paperback version of the book pub. in 1965; "An Evergreen Black Cat Book" with: <br/>"Over 75 illustrations (photos) from the film". <br/>These stills are wonderfull and truly bring the book to life. . . but back to that film?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 3 replies </div>

hughmanatee 2005-05-05T06:24:40Z Gerald http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/ab0a5989-9d5e-4d53-9c0f-ac27118275f3 2005-07-29T18:44:36Z 2004-08-02T21:06:35Z

<div>What do y'all think about feminist critiques of Henry Miller? I just read one that deemed him the "enemy of feminism"!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 7 replies </div>

Gerald 2004-08-02T21:06:35Z http://henrymiller.tribe.net/thread/7c252cde-547c-41e7-b172-67b05e1f6ec4 2004-11-10T19:00:48Z 2004-11-10T19:00:48Z

<div>I just found this tribe and TONS of great memories started flooding back. I started reading Miller when I was about 18. I loved hearing about Paris and dreaming about being an ex-pat ANYWHERE. I was living in Dallas at the time, so you could probably understand why I wanted to be anywhere else. I was surrounded by so many great creative people. Writers, artists, musicians, etc. My favorite thing to do was go to a little coffee shop in winter, get cozy by the fireplace, buy one cup of coffee and read Miller while getting free refills all day. I was wired and happy by the time I left. It was all I could afford to do and I was ok with that. <br/> <br/>Anyway, Quiet Days in Clichy was that book and I read it over and over again. Then moved on to so many other great Miller books. His writing had such an influence over my life. <br/> <br/>Glad to be a part of this tribe!! Thanks for letting me reminiscence for a bit. <br/> <br/>hugs, <br/>Alanna <br/> <br/>P.S. <br/>Yes, Opus Pistorum is INDEED the raunchiest of them all. Love it!!! I maanaged to get a first edition of that and go back and read it every once in a while when I'm feeling raunchy. ;)</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://henrymiller.tribe.net">Henry Miller</a> - 0 replies </div>

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