The Secret Life of the Seine by Mort Rosenblum (Author)

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The Secret Life of the Seine by Mort Rosenblum (Author)ISBN: 9780306810749 Publisher : Grand Central Publishing, October 1, 2001 Paperback, 304 pages Mort Rosenblum, a celebrated foreign correspondent, invites us aboard his fifty four foot launch tied up in the center of Paris and introduces us to the characters who share his life along the river, ranging from eccentric movie stars and reclusive novelists to barge families just scraping by. He then hauls in the bow line for an unforgettable tour of the

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