Black Spring

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Black Spring is a semi-autobiographical, experimental prose work by Henry Miller that blends memoir, fiction, and surreal imagery.

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instanceOf book
experimental prose work
author Henry Miller NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
firstPublicationYear 1936
genre autobiographical fiction
experimental literature
modernist literature
hasAutobiographicalElements childhood in Brooklyn
life as an expatriate in Paris
hasPart “A Saturday Afternoon” NERFINISHED
“Into the Night Life …” NERFINISHED
“Jabberwhorl Cronstadt” NERFINISHED
“Mara-Marignan” NERFINISHED
“The Angel is My Watermark!” NERFINISHED
“The Café Rouge” NERFINISHED
“The Fourteenth Ward” NERFINISHED
“The Sunlight Gaze” NERFINISHED
“The Tailor Shop” NERFINISHED
“The World of Sex” NERFINISHED
“Third or Fourth Day of Spring”
influencedBy American modernism
French surrealism
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement modernism NERFINISHED
surrealism
narrativeMode first-person narration
notableFor blending memoir and fiction
experimental narrative structure
poetic and hallucinatory language
partOfAuthorOeuvrePhase Henry Miller’s early Paris period
placeOfPublication Paris NERFINISHED
publisher Obelisk Press NERFINISHED
relatedWork Tropic of Cancer NERFINISHED
Tropic of Capricorn NERFINISHED
setting New York City
Paris NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic lyrical prose
nonlinear narrative
stream of consciousness
surreal imagery
subjectMatter artistic creation
bohemian life
memoir
sexuality

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Henry Miller notableWork Black Spring