Collectible Foreign Titles from Anais Nin’s Library: A Preview
Posted by Sky Blue Press Editor on June 6, 2011 · Leave a Comment
For the past 40 years, Anaïs Nin has been discovered by an ever-growing number of countries around the world via translations of her work. While her work has long been available in Sweden, France, Japan, and Spain, newcomers include China, Latvia, South Korea, Romania, and Brazil, to name a few.
One of the most remarkable attributes of many of these foreign titles is the cover art, which is often unique and creatively provocative. This alone make the books desirable and collectible. The examples below illustrate this point quite well.
As mentioned in a previous post, there is one repository in the world where all of these titles are housed, and that is in Anaïs Nin’s and Rupert Pole’s home in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles. The Anaïs Nin Trust decided last year to keep one copy of every edition and to make all the rest publicly available, and the titles below are included. In some cases, there are only a few copies remaining, and the prices are very competitive. Not only do you get a unique book, but you also are guaranteed certification of its provenance—all of these books were part of the private collection at Silver Lake.
To see the availability of each title (there are very few left, usually less than 5), click on the icon, which will take you to the Trust site, where, if you wish, you may place an order.
Proceeds for the sales go to support the Trust’s activities in preserving and promoting the legacy of Anaïs Nin, which is its mission.
We will post more titles here in the coming weeks.
CLICK ON THE ICON TO CHECK AVAILABILITY AND/OR TO PURCHASE
For other posts on the Silver Lake collection, click here.
Too see all Nin titles available as digital books, visit our Anais Nin e-bookstore.














