Paris Bookstore-Books About Paris

If Helen of Troy was the face that launched 1,000 ships then Paris is the city that launched tens of thousands of books.

Long before I first went to Paris I immersed myself in reading about her. Many of my favorites focus on Les Années Folles-the 1920’s –stamped by writers like Hemingway, Fitzgerald and Joyce; painters and sculptors like Picasso, Brancussi, Chagall & Soutine, the Lesbian league including Sylvia Beach, Nathalie Barney, Janet Flanner, Djuna Barnes and photographers Man Ray, Gisele Freund and Berenice Abbot and African-American entertainers Bricktop and Josephine Baker who found refuge from racism.

The following is a personally edited selection of classic books from my library that have been essential to my understanding of Paris and many contemporary titles that grasp the essence of France.

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click book to buy	A Moveable Feast Hemingway looks back on the Paris he immortalized.
click book to buy	I’ll Always Have Paris Who could have imagined a rotund, heavily accented New Yorker writing entertainment columns from Paris?
click book to buy	Almost French – Sarah Turnbull My readers are still hunting this writer down after many years without a new title-it resonates.
click book to buy	The Piano Shop on the Left Bank – Thad Carhart Read his interview.
click book to buy	We'll Always Have Paris – John Baxter Read his interview.
	LUNCH IN PARIS: A Love Story with Recipes Read our interview with the author.
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LUNCH IN PARIS: A Love Story with Recipes Read our interview with the author.

LUNCH IN PARIS: A Love Story with Recipes

Read our interview with the author.