At the Strangers' Gate

Name: At the Strangers' Gate
Author: Adam Gopnik

by Adam Gopnik

Memoir about becoming a writer and early intellectual formation

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Adam Gopnik

Canadian-American journalist and essayist who has written for The New Yorker since 1986. Paris to the Moon is his finest book, a meditation on France and American identity. His essays cover art, food, politics, and the liberal values he defends with elegant, witty persuasion.

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Paris to the MoonEssays about living in and observing Parisian culture and expatriate life
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