Reunited: The Correspondence of Anaïs and Joaquín Nin 1933-1940
Paul Herron, who discovered and transcribed letters between Anaïs and Joaquín Nin during their affair, talks about the new book.
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“We do not see things as they are, we see them as we are,” said Anais Nin, the subject of the film Henry and June, the world’s most prolific diarist and the writer of bestselling erotica, who left behind a legacy that continues to unfold. The Anais Nin Podcast will reveal the unknown aspects of this provocative and fascinating writer’s life and work.
Anaïs Nin reads "Under a Glass Bell"
In a restored recording from the mid-1960s, Anaïs Nin reads the famous title story of Under a Glass Bell to a live audience.
Nin Magazine with Leticia Gicovate
Paul Herron interviews Leticia Gicovate, the maverick Brazilian publisher of Nin, an erotic art magazine that has faced censorship on at least two con...
Preserving a Gemor Press site in Greenwich Village
Paul Herron interviews the Executive Director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation about landmarking a site that onced housed An...
The Story of A Cafe In Space
Paul Herron discusses the origins of A Café in Space: The Anaïs Nin Literary Journal, and the anthology, which has just been published.
Understanding the Art of Anaïs Nin: Incest
Paul Herron discusses how incest influenced Anaïs Nin's life and work
A "lost" Anaïs Nin portrait found
Paul Herron discusses how a letter to Anaïs Nin from her father inspired a search for a stunning portrait by Natashia Troubetskoia.
Anaïs Nin's "official biographer," Evelyn Hinz, with Steven Reigns
Los Angeles poet Steven Reigns interviews Evelyn Hinz's widower, John Teunissen about why Hinz's biography never appeared.
Gonzalo Moré and Helba Huara with Eduardo Pineda
California artist and researcher discusses the lives of Anaïs Nin's enigmatic lover Gonzalo Moré and his dancer wife Helba Huara.
Anaïs Nin's Lost World with Britt Arenander
Author Britt Arenander discusses her new book, Anaïs Nin's Lost World, Paris in Words and Pictures, 1924-1939