"I am the keeper of fragile things and I
have kept of you what is indisolvable."
Anais Nin

116 2008/8/25	Anais Nin is My Mentor and Muse
DianaRaab
	I am a writer and poet and first read Nin in graduate school and since then her words have inspired my own. I always have at least one of her books on my bedside table. Nin was born the same year as my beloved grandmother, 1903, so I revisited her history while working on my recent memoir, Regina's Closet: Finding My Grandmother's Secret Journal. I was delighted to attend the Nin at 105 event in L.A. earlier this year and meet some of her friends and how they spoke of her with such love, respect and adoration. Steve Reigns did a marvelous job! blog - http://dianaraab.wordpress.com

115 2008/8/5	Anais Nin Group on Tumblr
missmimichi
	Hi, I'm a huge fan of Anais Nin and I've recently set-up a Tumblr site anaisnin.tumblr.com that other Anais Nin fans can join. It's a blog of hand-picked words of Anais and anything related ... I hope readers and followers of this site can visit and join ... Anais has inspired me a lot and I just want to share her in my own way by creating a community of Anais lovers

114 2008/7/31	Anais Nin Blog
skybluepress2008
	I would like to address several pieces of misinformation in the recent blog posting. Please note that Paul Herron of Sky Blue Press not Blue Sky Press is not phasing out, and has released Volume 5 of A Café In Space: The Anais Nin Literary Journal this year, and Vol. 6 is set for release in 2009. In addition, the 1939 version of The Winter of Artifice was also recently released. We are still distributing Volumes 1-19 of Gunther Stuhlmann’s Anais, An International Journal and that is not the same journal as A Café In Space: The Anais Nin Literary Journal nor is it a continuation thereof. Requests for permission are to be made in writing to the Anais Nin Trust, not the foundation.

113 2008/7/31	An example
lobo
	Very interesting personality! A free soul.

112 2008/7/22	I'm new
valeria
	could someone give me some insight on Anais Nin in contrast with the feminist visual culture?