David LeRoy's Blog, page 5
September 6, 2012
A letter to M, August 24th, 1939.
A Letter from Marc, from Paris to Home. August 24th, 1939. Fontainebleau, France. Dear M, E, E, I have been terrible about writing, and it is unforgivable. The days pass by quickly now and I did exactly what you warned not to do. This next week I will be in Paris. I don’t regret this [...]
A Story from Paris, Aug 25th, 1939
Paris, France to New York, New York. August 25th 1939. My Dearest Elda, You were right, and I was wrong as always my younger big sister. Mum tells me you have done just fine without my stories. But, I did promise you a story. And, this is a true story that I saw with my [...]
Letter from Paris to Ralph, August 31st, 1939
Upon the Eve of the outbreak of World War Two in Europe. August 31st, 1939 Dear Ralph, I know it has been all summer and I promised that I would write. I have sat down many times and started, but toss them away. I now see what you mean. I did not see it before, [...]
What Readers have to say about The Siren of Paris
From readers of The Siren of Paris On June 1st, 2012, I uploaded the Kindle version of the Siren of Paris. Just three months later now, here are what early readers of The Siren of Paris have to say about their experience reading the book in their own words. Dianne Ascroft, I’ve just finished reading [...]
