Parisian wife

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER

In the biographical novel of the American writer Paula McLane, we get to know another Ernest Hemingway - the way his first wife Hadley Richardson sees him. They meet in Chicago when he is 20 and she is 28, and shortly after their marriage they move to Paris to pursue Ernest's dream of becoming a writer and making literary history. Against the background of the Jazz Age, among the American bohemia of the "lost generation" led by Gertrude Stein and the Fitzgeralds, they live, love, dance, drink, walk the streets of Paris, fight for their dreams and ... suffer. In short, they do everything possible to feel alive. It was then that Ernest wrote his cult novel "Fiesta. And the Sun Rises" is based on true events and is dedicated to Hadley and their son Bambi.