Miriam Margolyes and Clarke Peters read some STEAMY letters between Anaïs Nin and Henry Miller
In 1932, months after first meeting in Paris and despite both being married, celebrated diarist Anaïs Nin and novelist Henry Miller began a wild love affair that would last for many years, a situation further intensified by the fact that Nin also had an openly-discussed affair, albeit brief, with Miller’s then-wife, June, as their romance grew. The following letters were written in 1932, shortly before a heated few days at Nin's home in France. Clarke Peters and Miriam Margolyes joined us to read these steamy letters at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2022.

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