Quiet days in Clichy

No cover

Henry Miller: Quiet days in Clichy (1956, Olympia Press)

171 pages

English language

Published June 3, 1956 by Olympia Press.

OCLC Number:
6072821

View on OpenLibrary

(4 reviews)

6 editions

Review of 'Quiet days in Clichy' on 'Goodreads'

"As for the mother, she was studying the titles of the books which were piled on Carl’s work table. Impulsively she singled one out and handed it to the man. It was the last volume of Proust’s celebrated work. The man turned from the book to survey Carl with new eyes. There was a fleeting, grudging deference in his expression. Carl, somewhat embarrassed, explained that he was at work on an essay intended to show the relation between Proust’s metaphysic and the occult tradition, particularly the doctrine of Hermes Trismegistus, whom he was enamored of."

Carl is both a clown and a genius, I swear! What a cunt, I am still laughing!

avatar for fabriek

rated it

avatar for ichebi

rated it