Anaïs Nin's narratives

Introduction: Nin's narrativity / Anne T. Salvatore

Anas̐ Nin's "poetic porn": problematizing the gaze / Diane Richard Allerdyce

Anas̐ Nin's narrative dilemma: the artist as social conscience / Marion N. Fay

Psychoanalyzing Sabina: Anas̐ Nin's A Spy in the House of Love as Freudian fable / Suzette Henke

Sex with father: the incest metaphor in Anas̐ Nin / Ellen G. Friedman

Transference, mourning, and narrative recovery in House of Incest / Diane Richard-Allerdyce

"Musique ancienne": the ultimate seduction in "Winter of Artifice" / Sharon Spencer

Trying to tell her story: mothering scripts and the counternarrative in Nin's Diary and Cities of the Interior / Anne T. Salvatore

The artist as character (or the character as artist): narrative and consciousness in Anas̐ Nin's Collages / Thomas M. March

"Dismaying the balance": Anas̐ Nin's narrative modernity / Philippa Christmass

Writing the mind in the body: modernism and čriture fm̌inine in Anas̐ Nin's A Spy in the House of Love and Seduction of the Minotaur / Maxie Wells

Anas̐ Nin's rhizomatic Diary / Mai Al-Nakib