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Meet Alex George, author of The Paris Hours,  a tour de force of a novel told over the course of one day in 1927 about four ordinary people whose stories are as extraordinary as the glorious city they inhabit.

Highlights:

• The genesis of The Paris Hours: Marcel Proust and his maid
• How is a writer like a magpie? 
• Paris in the 1920s: incorporating the tapestry of history into a novel
• The roles played in the novel by a panoply of stars, including Josephine Baker, Maurice Ravel, Ernest Hemingway, and more
• Reading from The Paris Hours
• The Unbound Book Festival
• What's the one thing that all authors must do?

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Alex George's website

Photo Credit:  Anastasia Pottinger: Rogue Studios

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Music Credits
Intro: Paganology, performed by The Paul Plimley Trio; composed by Gregg Simpson
Ad: Celtic Calypso, performed by Lunar Adventures; composed by Gregg Simpson

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