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Top 10 Top 10 Foreign Writers who Lived in Paris

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  • 1. Ernest Hemingway

    The US author (1899–1961) wrote A Moveable Feast as an affectionate portrait of his time in Paris from 1921–1926.

  • 2. F Scott Fitzgerald

    Like Hemingway, US writer Fitzgerald (1896–1940) lived in Montparnasse and frequented the bar La Coupole.

  • 3. George Orwell

    The English novelist (1903–50) tells of his shocking experiences living in poverty in Down and Out in Paris and London (1933).

  • 4. Samuel Beckett

    Born in Ireland in 1906, the playwright lived in Paris from 1928 until his death in 1989.

  • 5. Anaïs Nin

    US novelist Nin (1903–77) met her lover, fellow American Henry Miller, in Paris. Her Diaries tell of her time here.

  • 6. Albert Camus

    Algerian born Camus (1913–60) moved to Paris in 1935 and lived here until his death.

  • 7. Henry Miller

    Miller (1891–1980) showed the seedier side of Paris in his novel Tropic of Cancer (1934).

  • 8. Diana Mitford

    Controversial fascist sympathiser and authoress, Mitford (1910-2003) spent her dotage in Paris.

  • 9. Edmund White

    Prolific novelist White (b.1940) is the author of The Flaneur , a Stroll Through the Paradoxes of Paris .

  • 10. Milan Kundera

    Czech born Kundera (b.1929) moved to Paris in 1978 where he wrote The Unbearable Lightness of Being .

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