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Rebels

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Written and presented by Hugh Sykes
3: Henry Miller
'I had a thousand faces, all of them genuine.'
A portrait of the controversial writer who left America and family for a Bohemian life in Paris, which he describes in novels such as Tropic of Cancer. First published in 1934, it was regarded as so scandalous that it did not appear in Britain until 1963.
Researcher MIKE WOOLF
Producer GAYNOR SHUTTE (R)

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Presented By:
Hugh Sykes
Presented By:
Henry Miller
Unknown:
Mike Woolf
Producer:
Gaynor Shutte
Source: Radio Times

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