Relashionships

“I feel like I’m wrapped in lies that don’t penetrate my soul. Like they’re not part of me. It’s like they’re different suits,” writes Anais Nin in her novel “Henry and June” in August 1932. She believes everyone has the right to experiment. And mistakes are always the right to do. Experience by her opinion is lesson about accepting the imperfections of life.

Anais Nin is one of the best writers of erotic literature of the 20th century. She wrote novels, short stories, critical studies, and essays, but she is best known for her diaries for six decades telling stories with famous actors, artists, writers, musicians, philosophers, and bohemians hipsters from the golden age of Art Deco, Dada, Surrealism, Jazz, Existentialism, and the turbulent 1960s. She is hailed as a literary icon, one of the first feminists, though she doesn’t feel that way herself.