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Welcome to The Henry Miller Memorial Library Website. a 501 (c) 3 Non Profit Arts Organization. (where nothing happens)... The Henry Miller Memorial Library is a non-profit organization championing the literary, artistic and cultural contributions of the late writer, artist and Big Sur resident Henry Miller. The Library also serves as a cultural resource center, functioning as a public performance space for artists, writers, musicians, and students.  STILL ROOM TO JOIN US! Writing Workshop in March 2012: Go Here! Now accepting submissions for our 2012 Big Sur International Short Film Screening Series! MORE NEWS? Check our blog! Visit our ONLINE STORE! Unique items you won't find on Amazon! And you support the Library during our slow season. Thanks! Gillian Welch in SFGate, July 6: "I'm a big Henry Miller fan so I'd actually been wanting to play at the library for a while and meet those folks. They've got a great scene down there of literary-minded folks and music folks and artists and it really is just wonderful. It's kind of how things should be, where artists in different genres and different mediums all sort of coexist. ....  ___________________________ |
2011 Issue of "I like Henry Miller. I think he's the greatest American writer." |
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