Cynthia Shannon
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Amor Towles:
I'd love to learn more of Emile's backstory (from A Gentleman in Moscow), and get the recipe for that bouillabaisse?
Amor Towles
Cynthia,
I expect to post several recipes from the book along with other collateral content at amortowles.com (including a playlist of music featured in the book, maps, a timeline, etc.). The web site should be relaunched in the weeks ahead. So please, stay tuned.
AT
I expect to post several recipes from the book along with other collateral content at amortowles.com (including a playlist of music featured in the book, maps, a timeline, etc.). The web site should be relaunched in the weeks ahead. So please, stay tuned.
AT
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Deborah
asked
Amor Towles:
Not a question, but a thanks from the bottom of my heart? "A Gentleman in Moscow" is the only book I've read 3 times in a row just because I fell in love so hard with Alexander (yes, on first name basis now) that I couldn't stand the idea of letting him go... the story in which nothing and everything happens, (much like life) and above of the feeling of kindness throughout the book will stay with me forever. Thank you
Diane Hudson
asked
Amor Towles:
I am facilitating a book club discussion over Gentleman in Moscow. What do you think is the most important information to discuss about this book? What do you want people to know about your writing process? What type of questions did you ask yourself as you were creating the characters?
Mary
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Amor Towles:
I have an odd question for you. Are you friends with the author Blake Crouch? He has a minor character in his newest book 'Recursion' named Amor Towles. I was lying in bed listening to Recursion on audio when your name came up, I sat bolt upright in surprise. Just wondering...
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