PATRICIA'S BIRTHDAY SOIREE! Paris: The ‘Lost Generation’. Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald in Paris: A Turbulent Friendship. Special Guest is David Burke: Writer, Filmmaker, Literary Tour Guide. Patricia's Paris Expats Soirées Dinner Salon. Sun 5 October 2014. 19h00

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SUNDAY 5 OCTOBER 2014

PARIS: THE "LOST GENERATION". REMEMBERING CLASSIC PARIS EXPATS FROM THE 1920s. RELIVING THAT ALWAYS FASCINATING MOMENT IN PARIS HISTORY.

"Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald In Paris: A Turbulent Friendship.”

Special Guest is David Burke:Writer, Filmmaker, And Literary Tour Guide.

From David Burke:

"After the publication of The Great Gatsby in the spring of 1925 ­­ the peak of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s work as a novelist – he and his wife Zelda came to Paris. Within days he tracked down Ernest Hemingway in Montmartre, and a complicated relationship developed." David will share details of that fascinating story with us.

(Ernest Hemingway, a giant of 20th century American literature (a Nobel Prize winner), learned much of his skill here in Paris mingling with the Personalities of the day such as Gertrude Stein, James Joyce and Ezra Pound. Many of his books and short stories are rich in Paris references, most notably “The Sun Also Rises” and “A Moveable Feast”. He was the quintessential American expatriate of the 1920s.)

(F. Scott Fitzgerald was an American novelkst and short story writer, whose works are the paradigmatic writings of theJazz Age. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest American writers of the 20th century. Fitzgerald is considered a member of the "Lost Generation." (Paris) of the 1920s.)

Perfect for nostalgia buffs! - Patricia

SPECIAL NOTE:

David is doing his popular "Lost Generation" and Beyond walk on Monday morning, the 6th October. It's loaded with Hem and Fitzgerald and other literary legends.The Montparnasse walk follows the story of Hem in the Contrescarpe area. Attendees from the Paris Soirées Dinner who reserve for this October 6 walk, will receive a 50% discount.

Please visit: www.writersinpariswalkingtours.blogspot.com

Address: At our friend's trendy, fun and great loft in the center of Paris. Metro: Chateau d'Eau ligne 4. A one block walk from the metro. Also buses 47 and 38. We'll confirm the exact address details with the reservation!

It's €25.00 (EXACT CHANGE) for a fun dinner. Free-flowing wine.

A Fun Dinner, a great topic meeting and networking with, fun new international people.

Reserve on parissoirees@gmail.com with your telephone number please. NO TEXT MESSAGES PLEASE.

Mark Your Calendar. Sun 12 October 2014. 19h00: Special Guest is actress Natalia Lazarus on her career as actress (and now also writer, director and producer). founder of the LA Performance Center: home of the Promenade Playhouse & the Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory. Natalia will interpret scenes from the play "A Picasso" an homage to the icon of Cubisme and 20th century painting, Pablo Picasso. The play is soon to come to Paris. Reserve On parissoirees@gmail.com Tap into Parler Paris ... written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 20 years, brings you Mondays and Wednesdays an "insider" view on life in Paris with tips on how to maneuver the system for working, living, visiting, and particularly investing in property in Paris and France! Subscribe today: http://www.parlerparis.com Patricia is a dynamic woman in Paris (Profile N° 6): http://adrianleeds.com/component/acymailing/archive/view/listid-1-mailinglist/mailid-354-pp12-12-12?Itemid=441

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