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God save la France
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Les tribulations d'un jeune anglais au pays de la lingerie féminine, des suppositoires et des grèves - surprises... Nom : Paul West. Age : 27 ans. Costume : Paul Smith. Langue française : niveau très moyen. Fonction : jeune cadre dynamique promis à un grand avenir. Occupation : déjouer les pièges potentiellement désastreux du quotidien français. Ambition : qu'un jour un garçon de café vienne le servir quand il le hèle. Hobby : lingerie féminine. Signe particulier : Paul West serait le fruit d'un croisement génétique entre Hugh Grant et David Beckam. Histoire d'un succès : Stephen Clarke, journaliste installé en France depuis dix ans, écrit un petit " guide de survie " à l'usage de ses compatriotes en exil. Il imprime l'ouvrage à deux cents exemplaires, le met en vente sur son site Internet et le livre lui-même à domicile. Le bouche à oreille faisant son œuvre, le texte est remarqué par quelques libraires et journalistes, et s'écoule à plusieurs milliers d'exemplaires à Paris avant qu'un éditeur anglais en acquière les droits. Le livre devient un best-seller au Royaume-Uni. Il doit aujourd'hui paraître dans seize pays. Stephen Clarke travaille à la suite des aventures de Paul West.
Author: Stephen Clarke (all their books in stock)
Format: Paperback
Published: 2005
Pages: 361
Publisher: Nil éditions
ISBN: 9782841113187
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