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L'appart

This Wednesday, April 4th, I’ll be at The American Library in Paris as part of their Evenings with an Author, in conversation with Alec Lobrano. The event starts at 7:30 pm and will be followed by a book signing; books will be available for purchase, and you’re welcome to bring previously purchased copies. The talk is free and open to all. See you there!

 

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    • Marie P.

    When will you be next in Italy?
    Are you planning a 2018 presentation in Italy.
    Thank You

      • David
      David Lebovitz

      There aren’t any events planned in Italy but if there is a venue that would like to host me, they can get in touch with me and I’d be happy to come! (I love Italy.)

        • Marie P.

        A friend Christine Hickman has a cooking school in Perugia.
        I will contact her and family in Rome and Umbria.
        I am confident we can arrange a vist and venue to accomodate your busy schedule.
        Marie

    • Sean

    I am currently listening to L’appart as an audiobook. C’est pas mal.

    I’d never quite believed my brother-in-law’s stories about building out an attic space near Sancerre. It seems he may have understated the troubles he had. And he’s rather type-A.

    I’d put your fish-out-of-water / travelogue / cookbook on the same shelf as Innocents Abroad, or any of Bill Bryson’s books, should audiobooks require shelving. Very enjoyable.

    • Jim Boylan

    I just read l’appart while I was in Spain for a few weeks. I enjoyed it.

    I am a semi professional remodeler and I have a question.

    Considering, all the petty raggitty ass french bureaucracy that you had to go through, it would seem to me that the French should have building inspectors.

    I most cities in the US a building inspector would have flagged the drains that went uphill and most of the electrical problems.

    Does Paris not have inspecteur trice du bâtiment ?

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