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MILESS MARSHALL LEWIS

For Expats Of All Origins. French. Visitors. (All Ages)

Sunday 1 May 2011

19h15 - 22h30ish

(Happy Hour. Miles' Presentation. Dinner and Dessert. More Great Socializing.)

Our Guest Of Honor

MILES MARSHALL LEWIS

Writer, Editor, Expatriate, Bohemian B-Boy www.furthermucker.com

Miles was born in The Bronx, New York, at the beginning of hip hop culture in the early 1970s. He expatriated from the United States to Paris, France during 2004 in response to the Iraq War. His debut essay collection, "Scars of the Soul Are Why Kids Wear Bandages When They Don't Have Bruises" (2004) – a book described as “an observant and urbane B-boy’s rites of passage” – established him as a prose stylist observing American culture in a style directly influenced by Joan Didion, mixing personal reflection with social analysis and humor.

Miles’s second book, "There’s a Riot Goin’ On" (2006), deals with the making of the seminal 1971 album of the same name by Sly and the Family Stone, and the death of the 1960s counterculture. Lewis is the founder and editor of the literary journal Bronx Biannual. He and his French wife Christine Herelle-Lewis live together in France raising their sons, Lucas and Kalel

In 2007, Miles launched Furthermucker.com, where he blogs regularly about the arts, pop culture, hip-hop culture, and his experiences as a black American expatriate in 21st-century Paris.

It's €20.00 at the door. Reservations with your telephone number (Thanks!) on parissoirees@gmail.com or telephone 33 6 43 79 35 18. (Sundays telephone only.) If you emailed me but didn't hear back, please call.

ADDRESS:

Our friends' large and FUN private residence in the heart of the LATIN QUARTER. Metro: St Michel. Details with reservations.

GREAT FOOD!

Visit Patricia's website - http://www.parissoirees.com

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MILES MARSHALL LEWIS

For Expats Of All Origins. French. Visitors. (All Ages)

Sunday 1 May 2011

19h15 - 22h30ish



(Happy Hour. Miles' Presentation. Dinner and Dessert. More Great Socializing.)

Our Guest Of Honor

MILES MARSHALL LEWIS

Writer, Editor, Expatriate, Bohemian B-Boy www.furthermucker.com

Miles was born in The Bronx, New York, at the beginning of hip hop culture in the early 1970s. He expatriated from the United States to Paris, France during 2004 in response to the Iraq War. His debut essay collection, "Scars of the Soul Are Why Kids Wear Bandages When They Don't Have Bruises" (2004) – a book described as “an observant and urbane B-boy’s rites of passage” – established him as a prose stylist observing American culture in a style directly influenced by Joan Didion, mixing personal reflection with social analysis and humor.

Miles’s second book, "There’s a Riot Goin’ On" (2006), deals with the making of the seminal 1971 album of the same name by Sly and the Family Stone, and the death of the 1960s counterculture. Lewis is the founder and editor of the literary journal Bronx Biannual. He and his French wife Christine Herelle-Lewis live together in France raising their sons, Lucas and Kalel

In 2007, Miles launched Furthermucker.com, where he blogs regularly about the arts, pop culture, hip-hop culture, and his experiences as a black American expatriate in 21st-century Paris.

It's €20.00 at the door. Reservations with your telephone number (Thanks!) on parissoirees@gmail.com or telephone 33 6 43 79 35 18. (Sundays telephone only.) If you emailed me but didn't hear back, please call.



ADDRESS:

Our friends' large and FUN private residence in the heart of the LATIN QUARTER. Metro: St Michel. Details with reservations.

GREAT FOOD! Fusion cuisine. Lot's of vegetables. Free flowing wine

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for Sun 8 May. Special Guest to be announced. Reserve on parissoirees@gmail.com (With your telephone number. Thanks. No text messages) or 33 (0) 6 43 79 35 18. --- Tap into Parler Paris ... written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 16 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

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EASTER DINNER: Ernest Hemingway's Paris: The Paris Of The Lost Generation. Tour Guide And Historian Pamela Grant. Great Stories. Sun 24 April. 19h15

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EASTER DINNER THIS SUNDAY!

"ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S PARIS: THE PARIS OF THE LOST GENERATION. GREAT STORIES! "

Sunday 24 April 2011

19h15 - 23h00ish


Happy Hour. Pamela's Presentation Dinner And Dessert. More Great

Socializing.

Our Guest of Honor

Pamela Grant

Tour Guide. Art Historian

Founder of Paris Perspectives

"Ernest Hemingway's Paris: The Paris Of The Lost Generation. More Great Stories."

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. Pamela Grant will present Hemingway's early period in Paris when he lived in the Mouffetard district and Montparnasse. He spent about 7 years there and managed to publish a bestseller “The Sun Also Rises” in 1926 (nearly calling it “The Lost Generation” - a term coined by fellow Paris expat Gertrude Stein to describe World War I Veterans ). The indelible mark that he left on this mythic city has drawn many of us to Paris in search of the Hemingway myth that he spawned nearly a century ago. We'll hear more great stories about who we think of as being :special personalities of a special era

About Pamela Grant: After graduating from Vassar College with a degree in Art History, Pam came to France over 15 years ago to pursue French studies. The "endless beauty and history" of the “City of Light” drew her in. She passed the rigorous French national guide exam and has been leading groups on historic and thematic tours of Paris for over 10 years. Her other passion is writing. Specializing in the film industry, she recently adapted “La Vie en Rose” into English. Hemingway and the Lost Generation is one of her favorite tours.

Please visit
http://www.parisperspectives.com/

http://www.ernest.hemingway.com/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Hemingway
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Hemingway

I never tire of hearing about the 1920s in Paris. I can't wait to hear these stories again.. - Patricia

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It's €20.00 at the door. Reservations with your telephone number (Thanks!) on parissoirees@gmail.com or telephone 33 6 43 79 35 18. (Sundays telephone only.) If you emailed me but didn't hear back, please call.

GREAT FOOD! Fusion cuisine. Lot's of vegetables. Free flowing wine

ADDRESS:

Our friends' large and FUN private residence in the heart of the LATIN QUARTER. Metro: St Michel. Details with reservations.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for Sun 1 May. Special Guest is Miles Marshall Lewis Writer, Editor, Eapatriate, Bohemian B-Boy www.furthermucker.com Reserve on parissoirees@gmail.com (With your telephone number. Thanks. No text messages) or 33 (0) 6 43 79 35 18. --- Tap into Parler Paris ... written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 16 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/

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"I WANT YOUR HUSBAND". "WHY FRENCH WOMEN WEAR SCARVES." AND SUSAN WILL SING TOO!

For Expats Of All Origins, French And Visitors (All ages)

Sunday 17 April 2011

19h15 - 23h00ish

Happy Hour. Susan's Presentation And Songs. Dinner & Dessert. More Great Socializing.

Our Guest Of Honor Susan Sisko Carter

Singer.Songwriter.Screenwriter. Novelist.

Susan Sisko Carter has written teleplays for some of the major producers in television, including David Simon, Gavin Palone, and David Chase. She has written feature films for Disney and United Artists, and is a recipient of the Luminas Award from Women in Film. As a singer-songwriter, she has recorded for Verve and Epic, under the name: Susan Carter. In 2008, a song, which she co-wrote, was featured on Broadway in Chazz Palminteri’s A Bronx Tale. She is pleasantly at work on a new album. Her smoky, sensual tune, “Sipping Wine in Paris,” a short story set to music, features piano accompaniment by film composer/sometimes-guest-conductor for the Moscow Philharmonic, Terry Plumeri. The song will be available, soon ... in conjunction with her debut novel: "I Want Your Husband".

"I Want Your Husband" was inspired by Susan’s experience living in a hotel, in West Hollywood, for two-and-a-half years. She began the book in the hotel. And finished it in Paris where she resides whenever possible. For enticing excerpts, and contact info, check out her site (which she would be updating...if she weren’t in Paris, now, bingeing on inspiration): http://iwantyourhusband.com/ Susan is also at work on a new book about her adventures in Paris: "Why French Women Wear Scarves"...the name of the popular, and often quoted, piece she wrote for the Huffington Post

QUOTES ABOUT SUSAN: "Susan Sisko Carter writes like she sings: She’s sultry yet playful, mixing the improvisation of jazz with the urgency of rock ‘n’ roll.”– Michele Kort, Senior Editor of Ms. Magazine. Author of the book: Soul Picnic: The Music and Passion of Laura Nyro

"Susan Sisko Carter is refined, ribald, Rablesian and romantic." - Peter Kaminsky, New York Times columnist. Author. Creator and producer of the Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize and The Gershwin Prize. A fun evening! --- It's €20.00 at the door. Reservations with your telephone number (Thanks!) on parissoirees@gmail.com or telephone 33 6 43 79 35 18. (Sundays telephone only.) If you emailed me but didn't hear back, please call. GREAT FOOD! Fusion cuisine. Lot's of vegetables. Free flowing wine

ADDRESS: Our friends' large and FUN private residence in the heart of the LATIN QUARTER. Metro: St Michel. Details with reservations..

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for Sun 24 April. Easter. Special Guest is Paris Historian and Tour Guide Pamela Grant: www.parisperspectives Reserve on parissoirees@gmail.com (With your telephone number. Thanks. No text messages) or 33 (0) 6 43 79 35 18. --- Tap into Parler Paris ... written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 16 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

Singer, Pianist,Great Beauty, Author: Mimi Abner:"You Look So Young for Your Age…What’s Your Secret?" Exciting Stories About Life. Sun 10 Apr 19h15.

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"You Look So Young for Your Age…What’s Your Secret?” Singer, Pianist, Author Mimi Abner.

(Mimi's in Paris to celebrate her 100th Birthday. She's always dreamed ot visiting Paris.)

For Expats Of All Origins, French And Visitors (All ages)

Sunday 10 April 2011

19h00 - 23h00ish

Happy Hour. Mimi's Presentation And Songs. Dinner & Dessert. More Great Socializing.

Our Guest Of Honor Mimi Abner

Author, Vocalist, Pianist, Great Beauty

About Mimi : Marjorie Abner (a.k.a. Mimi) has always dreamed of visiting Paris – and that’s quite some time considering that she was born in 1911 – the very same year the legendary ship Titanic was launched.. Mimi is the author of the newly published book: "You Look So Young for Your" Age…What’s Your Secret?" She is an accomplished pianist who regularly plays in clubs..

Please visit http://mimiabner.com/

A fun evening! --- It's €20.00 at the door. Reservations with your telephone number (Thanks!) on http://www.blogger.com/parissoirees@gmail.com or telephone 33 6 43 79 35 18. (Sundays telephone only.) If you emailed me but didn't hear back, please call.

GREAT FOOD! Fusion cuisine. Lot's of vegetables. Free flowing wine ADDRESS: Our friends' large and FUN private residence in the heart of the LATIN QUARTER. Metro: St Michel. Details with reservations..

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for Sun 17 April. Special Guest to be announced. Reserve on parissoirees@gmail.com (With your telephone number. Thanks. No text Messages) or 33 (0) 6 43 79 35 18.. --- Tap into Parler Paris ... written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 16 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/

Paris: Examining Street-Level Urban Life: Candid Photos. Photographer David Henry. Patricia's Paris Expat Soirees Dinner. Sun 3 Apr. 19h15

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Photo: David Henry to the right with Pierrot,

"For The Last Twenty Years, I Have Been Examining Street-Level Urban Life...” Photographer David Henry

Candid Photos And Patricia's Anniversary Of Giving Dinners!

For Expats Of All Origins, French And Visitors (All ages)

Sunday 3 April 2011

19h&0 - 23h00ish

Happy Hour. David’s Presentation. Dinner & Dessert. More Great Socializing.

Our Guest Of Honor

David Henry

Photographer

From David: “I photograph people interacting or in conflict. I find my subjects in public places: fairs, rush hour crowds, subways, and parks. My ideal photo frames an action, a moment of decision being played out on a stage. They capture the element that makes the most ordinary of moments suddenly look unusual, somewhat transcendental, but still pleasant to look at. I am always looking for irony, both dramatic and visual.

Since the mid-1980s I’ve been taking more photographs of homeless people. For me, the daily lives of these people are emblematic of the shift in political and social morals that occured in the United States at the beginning of the 1980s and continues today. My photographs are a form of biography, telling stories about these and other people’s lives. Viewers’ reactions vary widely—shock, denial, revulsion, morbid curiosity, amusement"
David is famous for his photography courses to individuals and groups.. http://www.davidphenry.com

A fun evening, especially for those who love Paris! --- It's €20.00 at the door. Reservations with your telephone number (Thanks!) on parissoirees@gmail.com or telephone 33 6 43 79 35 18. (Sundays telephone only.) If you emailed me but didn't hear back, please call. GREAT FOOD! Fusion cuisine. Lot's of vegetables. Free flowing wine

ADDRESS: Our friends' large and FUN private residence in the heart of the LATIN QUARTER. Metro: St Michel. Details with reservations..

MARK YOUR CALENDAR for Sun 10 April. Special Guest is Marjorie Abner on her new book: "You Look So Young For Your Age, What's Your Secret?" Marjorie is celebrating her 100th Birthday and nephew Daniel Hall is bringing her to Paris. "It has been a lifetime dream. She really is a remarkable beauty and has a sharp mind."! Reserve on parissoirees@gmail.com (With your telephone number. Thanks. No text Messages) or 33 (0) 6 43 79 35 18. Thanks. --- Tap into Parler Paris ... written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 16 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/