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Discover the daring world of *Tropic of Cancer*, a groundbreaking novel by Henry Miller that redefined literature in the 20th century. This classic, set in the vibrant Parisian landscape of the 1930s, intricately captures the life of a starving American writer navigating his bohemian existence surrounded by artists, prostitutes, and unconventional characters. Celebrated as one of the most scandalous and influential works, *Tropic of Cancer* was initially banned in the US and UK due to its provocative content, only to emerge as a symbol of artistic freedom. With its first U.S. publication in 1961 sparking numerous obscenity trials, this literary masterpiece ultimately received a historic Supreme Court ruling that affirmed its place in the literary canon. Embrace the liberating and unflinching narrative that challenges societal norms and explores the depths of human experience. Perfect for lovers of modern literature, *Tropic of Cancer* continues to inspire debates about freedom of expression and the role of art in society. This *B-format paperback*, published by Penguin UK in 2015, contains 272 pages of eloquence and audacity. Order your copy today and dive into the text that continues to influence readers and writers alike, redefining what it means to be truly free. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering Henry Miller for the first time, this book promises to be a transformative journey.