
Flash Back
How Christian appears in its pages: French publisher and interviewer who records Miller’s late recollections at Pacific Palisades.
Christian de Bartillat was a French publisher, essayist and novelist who led Éditions Stock and later founded publishing ventures under his own name and at Presses du Village.
At Henry Miller’s Pacific Palisades home, de Bartillat conducted the French-language conversations published in 1976 as Flash Back, prompting the aging writer to move through Brooklyn, Paris, Big Sur and the practical life of art.

How Christian appears in its pages: French publisher and interviewer who records Miller’s late recollections at Pacific Palisades.
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Christian de Bartillat conducted the Pacific Palisades conversations with Miller published in French as Flash Back.
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Christian de Bartillat conducted the Pacific Palisades conversations with Miller published in French as Flash Back.
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