Tropic of Cancer

Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer captures the vibrant and often provocative experiences of a young expatriate writer in 1930s Paris, exploring life, friendships, and the eclectic characters that populate the city. Narrated by acclaimed actor Campbell Scott, this American classic was initially banned for twenty-seven years due to its bold content, until a historic court ruling in 1970 paved the way for its release and marked a shift in American literary standards.