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PARIS CAFE
By: Noel Riley Fitch

The Select Crowd

Soft Skull Press
November 2007
On Sale: October 28, 2007
96 pages
ISBN: 1933368853
EAN: 9781933368856
Hardcover
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Acclaimed author NoΓ«l Riley Fitch, abetted by noted artist Rick Tulka, serves the dish on Select, the famous Montparnasse cafΓ© that for nearly nine decades has been so vital to Paris and its intellectual denizens: from Hemingway, Beauvoir, Picasso, James Baldwin, and George Plimpton to the writers and artists who continue to work quietly there in the back room or heatedly debate every topic imaginable into the night. The artists have their work on the walls; the novelists include the cafΓ© setting in their fiction. The quiet and drama of the SΓ©lect world illustrates the centrality of cafΓ©s β€” particularly this one β€” to Parisian social, cultural, and intellectual life. Blending pithy profiles and witty drawings of clientele and staff, the book is organized around a history of the cafΓ©, its daily and seasonal rhythms, particular colorful patrons, and even its typical cafΓ©/brasserie food (including a few recipes).

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