Paris, 1920s. A young Ernest Hemingway, unknown at the time, falls in with a group of up-and-coming writers—F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, and James Joyce among others. A collection of sketches and impressions in Hemingway's trademark style, the memoir captures the boundless creativity of the Lost Generation in the years following World War I.

A favourite of aspiring writers and Francophiles alike, A Moveable Feast is a glimpse into the author's early days as a struggling journalist in the City of Lights. It also serves as a travel guide for those who want to follow in Hemingway's footsteps, as many of the hotels, cafes and bars are still standing in Paris today.

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