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Tropic of Cancer: Critical Essay by Leon Lewis

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SOURCE: "Tropic of Cancer: The Journal of a 'Year' in the Surreal City," in his Henry Miller: The Major Writings, Schocken Books, 1986, pp. 75-103.

In the following excerpt, Lewis provides an overview of the major themes of Tropic of Cancer.

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