The Matador's Parrot - Albro, Mark
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In the aftermath of the Bâtaclan terrorist attacks in Paris, the city is placed in a state of emergency. Like many others, Josh, an expatriate American married to a Frenchman, struggles unsuccessfully with PTSD. He is adrift in an unrecognizable world of fear. This is the story of Josh's awakening sense of self and his self-discoveries, from real love to reconciliation with a capriciously brutal world.

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Produktbeschreibung
In the aftermath of the Bâtaclan terrorist attacks in Paris, the city is placed in a state of emergency. Like many others, Josh, an expatriate American married to a Frenchman, struggles unsuccessfully with PTSD. He is adrift in an unrecognizable world of fear. This is the story of Josh's awakening sense of self and his self-discoveries, from real love to reconciliation with a capriciously brutal world.
Autorenporträt
Mark Albro has a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, and he is fluent in French. He has lived in France and Québec for many years. His previous work has appeared in global publication, various French magazines, literary journals, and contests. Additionally, his unique experience of living and teaching in Paris have given him an insight into the rigid and yet wild world of Upper Class Parisians.