TROPIC OF CANCER

Millers once controversial story that ended up altering United States censorship laws tells of a young writer and his pals in Paris during the Great Depression. Part memoir, part fictional tale, Millers prose is a complex mix that demands the readers utmost attent ion. Campbell Scott reads with a gentle, steady voice that captures the more personal side of Millers writing. Scott is in conversat ion with himself, posing questions and offering up answers apparently on a whim. His reading is incredibly rich and layered, filled with emoti...[Read more]