Let Them East Pancakes: one man’s personal revolution in the City of Light by Craig Carlson
In a follow up to his memoir “Pancakes in Paris,” Craig Carlson writes of his adventures running an American style diner in Paris. He tells about growing up on the wrong side of the tracks in a northern Connecticut city, and how he was inspired by a language teacher and a college junior year abroad. Many of his battles are with the French bureaucracy—navigating the complicated labor laws, applying for a marriage license with his husband-to-be, and trying to relocate a man who was feeding flocks of pigeons outside his apartment. A particularly entertaining chapter had him trying to find someone to cook a traditional American Thanksgiving dinner, and locating the ingredients. Fans of Bill Bryson and Anthony Bourdain may enjoy this lighthearted look at an American in Paris.
Let Them Eat Pancakes: one man's personal revolution in the City of Light by Craig Carlson
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