A Spy in the House of Love by Anaïs Nin

A Spy in the House of Love by Anaïs Nin

Sabina telephones a stranger she calls the lie detector and confesses without saying what she has done. She is married, and she has been conducting affairs in different cities under different versions of herself.

Nin is not interested in the affairs as scandal but as a problem of identity — Sabina is a different woman with each man, cannot assemble them into one person, and is exhausted by the maintenance. Written in 1954, it is closer to a prose poem than a novel and was decades ahead of its readership.

One of the key works in Nin's Cities of the Interior sequence, and her most accessible fiction.

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