PARIS FRANCE

In Paris, France, Gertrude Stein recounts her experiences in the French capital during the 1920s, a grand celebration attended by brilliant figures who would revolutionize all forms of art. Infused with the author's unmistakable and innovative style, defined by Silviano Santiago as "cubist writing, a literary transposition of what Pablo Picasso, a friend of the writer, did on canvas," Paris, France (originally published in 1940, on the first day of the German siege of the French capital) is another release in the Sabor Literário collection—whose icon is a cherry, the special touch—which has been presenting previously unpublished or little-known texts by great writers.