
Face to Face with Henry Miller
How Georges appears in its pages: French journalist and translator whose questions shape Miller’s spoken autobiography.
Georges Belmont worked as a journalist, translator, editor and writer. He translated major English-language authors into French and directed foreign-literature publishing while contributing to magazines including Paris Match and Marie Claire.
His extended conversations with Henry Miller were published in French and later circulated internationally under titles including Face to Face with Henry Miller, preserving Miller’s spoken account of work, sex, Paris and freedom.

How Georges appears in its pages: French journalist and translator whose questions shape Miller’s spoken autobiography.
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Georges Belmont conducted and shaped the extended conversations published as Face to Face with Henry Miller.
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Georges Belmont conducted and shaped the extended conversations published as Face to Face with Henry Miller.
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