Diarios amorosos : Incesto 1932-1934 / Fuego 1934-1937

Few texts explore a woman's emotional life with such detail and frankness as those of Anaïs Nin. They openly address the physical and psychological aspects of a writer who always sought to act with complete freedom and independence. In Incest (1932-1934), where all the fragments omitted from previous editions of the work appear for the first time, the decisive transgression of incest with her father stands out, a transgression that underlies the mind of a woman seemingly so free of constraints and prejudices. In Fire (1934-1937), Nin continues the captivating story of her life. This time the action unfolds between Paris and New York, and addresses her well-known relationships with Henry Miller and the psychoanalyst Otto Rank, as well as her encounters with figures such as Rafael Alberti and Alejo Carpentier. This book brings together in a single volume Incest and Fire, the uncensored love diaries of one of the most unique voices of the 20th century.