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Paris in the 1990s. Writer’s Block is the story of Henri, a womanising, gambling, hard-drinking, drug-taking, struggling writer, with high literary aspirations. His failure to complete the novel he’s working on and make the big time leads him into a spiralling decline of addictions, putting both his relationship to partner, Monique, and his health at risk. It is the story of Henri’s bohemian friends, Louis, Jean, Maurice, Michelle, Rosalie and Dominique, a group with artistic ambitions who hang out and socialise on the Parisian Left Bank, and Jacques, Henri’s one friendly contact in the book trade. As one by one his friends enter their thirties, they are slowly forced to reassess their lives, some opting for the more conventional path of professional advancement, others for a debauched life of further excess. Fearing only tragedy awaits, which eventually does strike, the real hero of the story is the long-suffering Monique, who stands by Henri through thick and thin, battling to keep a roof over their heads, as he idles away his time. The action proceeds against a background of the cafés, bars, streets and sights of Paris, until finally Monique faces a difficult choice of whether to stay with Henri and follow him wherever his dreams take him or start a new life alone.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Paris in the 1990s. Writer's Block is the story of Henri, a womanising, gambling, hard-drinking, drug-taking, struggling writer, with high literary aspirations. His failure to complete the novel he's working on and make the big time leads him into a spiralling decline of addictions, putting both his relationship to partner, Monique, and his health at risk. It is the story of Henri's bohemian friends, Louis, Jean, Maurice, Michelle, Rosalie and Dominique, a group with artistic ambitions who hang out and socialise on the Parisian Left Bank, and Jacques, Henri's one friendly contact in the book trade. As one by one his friends enter their thirties, they are slowly forced to reassess their lives, some opting for the more conventional path of professional advancement, others for a debauched life of further excess. Fearing only tragedy awaits, which eventually does strike, the real hero of the story is the long-suffering Monique, who stands by Henri through thick and thin, battling to keep a roof over their heads, as he idles away his time. The action proceeds against a background of the cafes, bars, streets and sights of Paris, until finally Monique faces a difficult choice of whether to stay with Henri and follow him wherever his dreams take him or start a new life alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781835309414
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Paris in the 1990s. Writer's Block is the story of Henri, a womanising, gambling, hard-drinking, drug-taking, struggling writer, with high literary aspirations. His failure to complete the novel he's working on and make the big time leads him into a spiralling decline of addictions, putting both his relationship to partner, Monique, and his health at risk. It is the story of Henri's bohemian friends, Louis, Jean, Maurice, Michelle, Rosalie and Dominique, a group with artistic ambitions who hang out and socialise on the Parisian Left Bank, and Jacques, Henri's one friendly contact in the book trade. As one by one his friends enter their thirties, they are slowly forced to reassess their lives, some opting for the more conventional path of professional advancement, others for a debauched life of further excess. Fearing only tragedy awaits, which eventually does strike, the real hero of the story is the long-suffering Monique, who stands by Henri through thick and thin, battling to keep a roof over their heads, as he idles away his time. The action proceeds against a background of the cafés, bars, streets and sights of Paris, until finally Monique faces a difficult choice of whether to stay with Henri and follow him wherever his dreams take him or start a new life alone. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781835309414
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Paris in the 1990s. Writer's Block is the story of Henri, a womanising, gambling, hard-drinking, drug-taking, struggling writer, with high literary aspirations. His failure to complete the novel he's working on and make the big time leads him into a spiralling decline of addictions, putting both his relationship to partner, Monique, and his health at risk. It is the story of Henri's bohemian friends, Louis, Jean, Maurice, Michelle, Rosalie and Dominique, a group with artistic ambitions who hang out and socialise on the Parisian Left Bank, and Jacques, Henri's one friendly contact in the book trade. As one by one his friends enter their thirties, they are slowly forced to reassess their lives, some opting for the more conventional path of professional advancement, others for a debauched life of further excess. Fearing only tragedy awaits, which eventually does strike, the real hero of the story is the long-suffering Monique, who stands by Henri through thick and thin, battling to keep a roof over their heads, as he idles away his time. The action proceeds against a background of the cafes, bars, streets and sights of Paris, until finally Monique faces a difficult choice of whether to stay with Henri and follow him wherever his dreams take him or start a new life alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781835309414
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Paris in the 1990s. Writer's Block is the story of Henri, a womanising, gambling, hard-drinking, drug-taking, struggling writer, with high literary aspirations. His failure to complete the novel he's working on and make the big time leads him into a spiralling decline of addictions, putting both his relationship to partner, Monique, and his health at risk. It is the story of Henri's bohemian friends, Louis, Jean, Maurice, Michelle, Rosalie and Dominique, a group with artistic ambitions who hang out and socialise on the Parisian Left Bank, and Jacques, Henri's one friendly contact in the book trade. As one by one his friends enter their thirties, they are slowly forced to reassess their lives, some opting for the more conventional path of professional advancement, others for a debauched life of further excess. Fearing only tragedy awaits, which eventually does strike, the real hero of the story is the long-suffering Monique, who stands by Henri through thick and thin, battling to keep a roof over their heads, as he idles away his time. The action proceeds against a background of the cafes, bars, streets and sights of Paris, until finally Monique faces a difficult choice of whether to stay with Henri and follow him wherever his dreams take him or start a new life alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781835309414
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