Vedic Horoscope for Miller, Henry

American writer whose books were banned as obscene in the U.S. for many years. His works were drawn, for the most part, from personal experience and observation with stories of the women he loved and the friends he cherished. A late bloomer, Miller, who was raised in Brooklyn, was first published at age 42 while living in Paris. His "Tropic of Cancer" was followed by "Tropic of Capricorn," 1939, and the trilogy "Rosy Crucifixion" in 1949, 1953 and 1959. Miller's most important books had been published originally in France, and were banned in the United States until 1961. Highly eccentric, Miller also had a second career as a watercolor painter, and for years, made more money from that than he did from his writing. B.C. in hand with no time, Felipe Ferreira, 8/1995. The time of "midi-30" is given by him in "My Friend Henry Miller." The biography, "Always Merry and Bright," gives 12:17 PM. "Ma Vie et Noi", Paris: Stock, 1972, p.167 (Original American edition: "My Life and Times," New York, Playboy Pr3ess, 1971, quotes a letter from his father, "You were born on a Saturday - Mid Day - between 12:30 and 12:45, can't remember exact time."