A Literary Traveller’s Guide to Paris: Bookshops, Writers & Left Bank Cafés
Paris has always belonged to writers. They came for cheap rooms and long afternoons in cafés. They argued over manuscripts, borrowed money from booksellers, drank too much wine and filled notebooks at tiny tables overlooking the street. Hemingway came here. So did Fitzgerald, James Joyce, Gertrude Stein, Oscar Wilde, George Orwell and countless others. Some…