#64 - A literary tour of Paris

In which we delve into the lives of some seriously famous authors
who thought "You know what would make me a better writer? Moving
to France and especially Paris!"

Paris has been the playground of some of the true literary
greats, from Ernest Hemingway to Oscar Wilde. Today, we’ll
explore why France had such a magnetic pull for these writers,
what they created while they were here, and, of course, the
wildly entertaining lives they led. Think Hemingway drunkenly
fishing in the river Seine or Oscar Wilde… well, just being Oscar
Wilde.


By the end of this episode, you’ll be booking your one-way ticket
to Montmartre. Or at least Googling where the nearest French
bakery is!

After listening to this podcast, you'll feel one beret away from
literary greatness, or at least from a really great Instagram
post!


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