Remembered specially

Author: Miller
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: In the early 1940s, Miller traveled across the United States with American artist Abe Ratner. Remembering is the second work documenting his journey, following Air-Conditioned Nightmare, and can also be seen as a sequel to Air-Conditioned Nightmare. The author primarily records the people he respects, mainly artists, their unique ways of survival, and the friction and collisions with modern civilized society, all of which provoke thought. The title is taken from a memoir in the book, which recounts his nostalgia for the happy times he spent in France. The book also includes two essays: Obscenity and the Law of Reflection defends his work and criticizes the U.S. publishing censorship system, while Killing Killers critiques and reflects on war.