From Montmartre to the Latin Quarter. Edited with Annotations and an Introduction by Rob Couteau

<p>In <em>From Montmartre to the Latin Quarter</em> Francis Carco evokes the rich hallucinatory marvels of Montmartre Montparnasse and the Latin Quarter during the 1910s and early Twenties. The work also serves as a poignant memorial to all those artists and writers who were sacrificed during the Great War their young promising lives nipped in the bud before they reached their highest potential.<em> From Montmartre to the Latin Quarter</em> is a record of deep friendship in which memory serves as the most potent talisman of the heart. This newly revised edition features Rob Couteau's in-depth Introduction and over 300 annotations that serve to greatly expand the context of this lively chronicle. It also features a poignant Afterword titled Francis Carco's Complexity by the author Christopher Sawyer-Lauçanno. In 1922 Carco was awarded Le Grand Prix du Roman for his novel L'Homme traqué (The Hunted Man) and in 1937 he was elected to the Académie Goncourt.</p>