BookkooB : Harper Perennial Modern Classics - Tropic of Cancer

	title:	Harper Perennial Modern Classics - Tropic of Cancer
	author:	Henry Miller
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Harper Perennial
	released:	May 3, 2005
	isbn:	0007204469
	isbn-13:	9780007204465

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Book Details / Review - supplied by Amazon UK
There are so many images that we associate with the sixties...the decade of decadence. But do we remember that period's great literary heritage? The books that made the news in the sixties were hitting the headlines for their shock value, in fact the 'hopeless moral decline' of France was blamed on the wearing of miniskirts and reading of 'Papillon' and Henry Miller's 'Tropic of Cancer' was banned from publication in the English language until the more liberal thinking that came in with this progressive era. But out of the sisties came superb fiction that has attained a cult status... From Jack Kerouac's classic 'Big Sur' to the master spy writer Len Deighton's 'ferociously cool' 'Funeral in Berlin', this stunning collection is a must - whether as a trip down memory lane or as a fascinating introduction to this intriguing time. A brilliant addition to any bookshelf. Collect 9 book points when you buy this collection!

Book Details / Review - supplied by Amazon UK

There are so many images that we associate with the sixties...the decade of decadence. But do we remember that period's great literary heritage? The books that made the news in the sixties were hitting the headlines for their shock value, in fact the 'hopeless moral decline' of France was blamed on the wearing of miniskirts and reading of 'Papillon' and Henry Miller's 'Tropic of Cancer' was banned from publication in the English language until the more liberal thinking that came in with this progressive era. But out of the sisties came superb fiction that has attained a cult status... From Jack Kerouac's classic 'Big Sur' to the master spy writer Len Deighton's 'ferociously cool' 'Funeral in Berlin', this stunning collection is a must - whether as a trip down memory lane or as a fascinating introduction to this intriguing time. A brilliant addition to any bookshelf. Collect 9 book points when you buy this collection!