France · Memoir
A Moveable Feast
The epitome of travel memoir, but also a literary journal and an ode to a city. You take part in the small daily rituals of Hemingway's Paris. You notice a café, its patrons, its social interactions, while even something as mundane as a walk can yield new revelations. A city, and what a city, remembered and built up in the imagination through meals, friendship and struggle.
“A reprise of a now legendary time when Hemingway was young and happy.”
Kirkus Reviews, quoted by Simon & Schuster
Expatriates; Writing; Cafés; 1920s