Four page, signed letter from Henry Miller to Madame Voillier, the nom de plume of Jeanne Loviton who at that time was the owner of the Deno?l Press in Paris. 4to, written on rectos and versos. Miller thanks her for her kind letter, leaflets and announcements from Deno?l and the two books he received from her. He discusses the publication by Editions Deux-Rives of the deluxe illustrated edition of ‘Tropic of Cancer” in France and suggests that he would like to be paid in dollars. He asks her if she can sell a a dozen or more copies of “Into the hight life” when she arrives in Paris. He mentions that Andre Breton has a copy of the book on display at the surrealist exhibition and that this will help sell the book. Furthermore he writes that he is amazed that Blaise Cendrars is not read more widely and he asks her to give him his greetings. Letter in very good condition.