'The best early training for a writer is an unhappy childhood,'
Hemingway famously said. Julia Kerninon, one of France's most
acclaimed young novelists, tells an altogether different story in a
poetic account of her pursuit. Her vibrant ode to reading, and to
writing as a space for discovery (as well as a 'respectable
occupation') entwines the French and Anglo-Saxon literary
traditions as she journeys fluidly through her formative years.
From her native Brittany to the city of Shakespeare and Company, to
a seaside cafe on the Atlantic coast, to Budapest and back, the
author conjures a feminine answer to A Moveable Feast.
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