In 'Rimbaud and the Time of the Assassins,' Henry Miller delves into the enigmatic life and revolutionary work of the French symbolist poet Arthur Rimbaud. More than a mere biography, this profound exploration reflects Miller's deep admiration and personal identification with Rimbaud's rebellious spirit and uncompromising pursuit of truth through art. Miller examines Rimbaud's rejection of societal norms, his transient existence, and his profound influence on modern literature, positioning him as a prophetic figure whose art anticipated the turbulent 'time of assassins.' This insightful work is a testament to the enduring power of poetic genius and its capacity to transcend boundaries.