The Long Road to Easy Street

<p>From smoky jazz clubs in Paris to television control rooms</p><p>The Long Road to Easy Street is a captivating memoir</p><p>that spans decades of adventure heartbreak and artistic</p><p>discovery. Margaret Pacsu takes readers through her</p><p>extraordinary life in nineteen beautifully crafted movements</p><p>chronicling love lost and found encounters with icons like</p><p>Glenn Gould and Kurt Vonnegut and moments of sheer</p><p>survival - from being tear-gassed in Paris to escaping an</p><p>assault in Warsaw. A storyteller at heart Pacsu paints an</p><p>intimate portrait of resilience creativity and the pursuit</p><p>of meaning through music journalism and performance.</p><p>Brimming with humour and insight this memoir is a must-read</p><p>for lovers of culture history and personal reinvention.</p><p></p><p>MARGARET PACSU is a journalist broadcaster and writer with a rich career spanning radio television and print. Born in Princeton New Jersey she studied at Smith College</p><p>where she embarked on a transformative Junior Year in</p><p>Paris which fueled her passion for storytelling. She went on to</p><p>work for the CBC where she contributed to groundbreaking</p><p>programming and developed a keen eye for compelling</p><p>narratives. Throughout her career she interviewed cultural</p><p>icons explored global events and built a reputation as a skilled communicator.</p>