Paul Herron

Anais Ni‪n Podcast

Arts EN ↓ 52 episodes

“We do not see things as they are, we see them as we are,” said Anais Nin, the subject of the film Henry and June, the world’s most prolific diarist and the writer of bestselling erotica, who left behind a legacy that continues to unfold. The Anais Nin Podcast will reveal the unknown aspects of this provocative and fascinating writer’s life and work. To learn more about this literary icon read "The Portable Anais Nin," "Mirages" or "A Cafe in Space, the Anais Nin Literary Journal" all available now as ibooks in the itunes store.

Author

Paul Herron

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Dec 9, 2025

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Episodes

Anaïs: A Dance Opera with Cindy Shapir‪o‬ 06.02.2021

Composer Cindy Shapiro discusses Anaïs Nin.

Anaïs Nin’s Family with Gayle Nin Rosenkrant‪z‬ 06.02.2021

Anaïs Nin’s niece discusses the Nin family.

Auletris: Anaïs Nin’s Lost Erotic‪a‬ 06.02.2021

A lost collection of Anaïs Nin erotica is about to be published.

Auletris: Anaïs Nin’s Lost Erotica, Part ‪2 06.02.2021

A panel of experts discuss Auletris, Anaïs Nin’s new erotica collection

How Anaïs Nin Was Censored by Amazo‪n‬ 06.02.2021

How Amazon censored Anaïs Nin’s Auletris: Erotica

Anaïs Nin's First Published Diary and its Character‪s‬ 06.02.2021

Anais Nin's battle to include friends, lovers and family in her first published diary

The Future of Anais Nin’s Unpublished Diarie‪s‬ 06.02.2021

The history and future of the publication of Anaïs Nin’s diaries.

Anais Nin’s Style with Costume Society of America (CSA) Stella Blum grant recipient Gwendolyn Miche‪l‬ 06.02.2021

CSA Stell Blum grant recipient Gwendolyn Michel discusses Anais Nin’s style.

Trapeze: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anais Nin, 1947-195‪5‬ 06.02.2021

Editor Paul Herron explains Anaïs Nin’s new diary.

Anais Nin's Audiobook Auletris: Erotica with Thurlow Holme‪s‬ 06.02.2021

Erotica reader Thurlow Holmes discusses Anaïs Nin’s Auletris

A Brief History of Journals Dedicated to Anaïs Ni‪n‬ 06.02.2021

Paul Herron discusses journals dedicated to Anais Nin

Anaïs Nin's Lost World with Britt Arenande‪r‬ 06.02.2021

Britt Arenander discusses her new book on Anaïs Nin's Paris years

Gonzalo Moré and Helba Huara with Eduardo Pined‪a‬ 06.02.2021

Eduardo Pineda discusses Gonzalo Moré and Helba Huara

Anaïs Nin's "official biographer," Evelyn Hinz, with Steven Reign‪s‬ 06.02.2021

Steven Reigns discusses why Evelyn Hinz's Anaïs Nin biography never appeared.

A "lost" Anaïs Nin portrait foun‪d‬ 06.02.2021

How a letter from Anaïs Nin's father resulted in locating a stunning portrait of her.

Understanding the Art of Anaïs Nin: Inces‪t‬ 06.02.2021

How incest influenced Anaïs Nin's life and work

The Story of A Cafe In Spac‪e‬ 06.02.2021

The history of A Café in Space: The Anaïs Nin Literary Journal

Preserving a Gemor Press site in Greenwich Villag‪e‬ 06.02.2021

Gemor Press in Greenwich Village

Nin Magazine with Leticia Gicovat‪e‬ 06.02.2021

Nin magazine

Anaïs Nin reads "Under a Glass Bell‪"‬ 06.02.2021

Anaïs Nin reads one of her most famous stories.

Incest Letters: Anaïs and Joaquín Nin 1933-194‪0‬ 06.02.2021

The story behind Anaïs and Joaquín Nin's incest letters.

Anaïs Nin: Come As Your Madness 06.02.2021

The “come as your madness” party which inspired the movie “Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome.”

Anaïs Nin: The Demise of the Nin-Miller Affai‪r‬ 06.02.2021

Most people know how the Anais Nin-Henry Miller affair began, but do you know how it really ended? Find out here.

Paul Herron: How Anaïs Nin Changed a Lif‪e 06.02.2021

Anais Nin has long been a catalyst for personal growth and transformation. This is the story of how of a once-alliterate person came to be the curator and publisher of Nin's writing.

Anaïs Nin’s Final Year‪s‬ 06.02.2021

There are two mythical diaries that Nin readers have most likely heard of, but know little or nothing about: The Book of Pain and The Book of Music.

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