My older sister has publisher her first book. If you love Gertrude Stein & Alice B. Toklas I think you will enjoy this book. It is available on Amazon.com
Portrait of Alice B. Toklas [Kindle Edition] by Connie Ketchum
Betrayal is a harsh word, but when my friend
Alice B. Toklas disclosed certain long-held confidences to me, she felt
she had indeed betrayed her devoted companion of many years, Gertrude
Stein and damaged her integrity as a writer.
When in 1960 a young Art History professor, Rose Romaine, arrived in Paris to research the art of Matisse and Picasso, she has a chance meeting with Alice B. Toklas, whom the Parisians call "a treasure of the art and literary world and who knew both artists personally. Miss Toklas' long time companion, Gertrude Stein, died almost 40 years ago and Miss Toklas has since remained in Paris. Though Alice Toklas is 80 year old and in frail health, she welcomes Rose into her home where they spend hours conversing about the Paris of the past. Rose finds Miss Toklas to be lively, articulate, vivacious and a wonderful teller of tales. They form a most singular friendship which leads Alice Toklas to confide in Rose, secrets that suggest Miss Toklas as the probable author of Gertrude Stein's most well- read literary success.
When in 1960 a young Art History professor, Rose Romaine, arrived in Paris to research the art of Matisse and Picasso, she has a chance meeting with Alice B. Toklas, whom the Parisians call "a treasure of the art and literary world and who knew both artists personally. Miss Toklas' long time companion, Gertrude Stein, died almost 40 years ago and Miss Toklas has since remained in Paris. Though Alice Toklas is 80 year old and in frail health, she welcomes Rose into her home where they spend hours conversing about the Paris of the past. Rose finds Miss Toklas to be lively, articulate, vivacious and a wonderful teller of tales. They form a most singular friendship which leads Alice Toklas to confide in Rose, secrets that suggest Miss Toklas as the probable author of Gertrude Stein's most well- read literary success.
I sure hope you'll take a look.
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