High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! June Mansfield Miller (January 12, 1902 – February 1979) was the much-written-about and discussed second wife of Henry Miller. In October 1926 Jean Kronski, an artist and poet, moved in with them at June's urging. June, who was bisexual, cultivated a very close relationship with Jean, often preferring Jean's affections to Henry's. This phase of her relationship with Jean is the central piece of Henry's autobiographical novel Crazy Cock. This living arrangement soon fell apart and Jean and June left for Paris together in April 1927. However, two months later they started to quarrel, and June returned to Henry in July. June and Henry subsequently left for a tour of Europe, settling in Paris. June and Henry divorced by proxy in Mexico in 1934. In the late 1960s, June moved to Arizona with one of her brothers, where she is believed to be buried, but no location has been confirmed.

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