Immerse yourself in forgotten places, along less common paths, with new found companions.
I believe reading and writing historical fiction can transport us to other places and times. But what is most satisfying about historical fiction is the uncanny way it reveals timeless insights about the human condition that are just as relevant to our own time.
In Belle Époque Paris, two starving bohemians Erik Satie and Claude Debussy meet in a chance encounter at an occult bookstore, and find instant rapport and musical kinship. The friendship between the two young men provides solace as they struggle to find their way forward.
