Commentary by management consultant Michael Wade on Leadership, Ethics, Management, and Life
Monday, April 06, 2015
Alan Furst's Paris
Alan Furst is unrivalled as the writer of espionage novels set during the World War II era. And it couldn’t be a book by Alan Furst unless part of it were set in Paris. Furst’s beautifully observed and meticulously researched novels, 10 so far in the series, are carried by their heroes—invariably ordinary men called to extraordinary deeds in an awful time. The books range across Europe, following Furst’s heroes across treacherous landscapes from the Baltic to Barcelona to Bessarabia, but they always return to Paris, where Furst lived, all told, for about a decade. Indeed, he describes his novels as “a series with different characters,” in which Paris is the fulcrum.
Read the rest in Four Seasons magazine.
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