Sarah King

Anaïs Nin

Gunther Stuhlmann

Paul Herron

John Ferrone

Rupert Pole

Alan Swallow

Benjamin Franklin, 5th

Nancy Gobatto

Morton Traub

Yuko Yaguchi

Heather Darcy

Peter G. Christiansen

'A Cafe in Space' Vol. 4 contains never before published correspondence between Anais Nin and her publisher, Alan Swallow, concerning the publication of her now-famous DIARY OF ANAIS NIN (Harcourt 1966), as well as letters between Nin's second husband, Rupert Pole and John Ferrone of Harcourt concerning the preparation of Nin's first unexpurgated diary, 'Henry and June.' Also included are essays about Nin's work, her connection to feminism, and her brother, Joaquin, the composer. This issue also contains book and other media reviews, poetry, and photographs.

The Anais Nin Literary Journal

A Cafe in Space

Peter G. Christiansen

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