The Left Bank Review
is an online literary journal produced bi-annually by the
staff of the LBHF. The purpose
of the LBR is to inform and inspire those interested
in researching, discovering and discussing the arts and
humanities. The editors of the LBR encourage
people from all walks of life to join the discussion forums
as well as to enjoy the various elements of each
publication. The LBR takes, as its inspiration,
the salon culture and modernist expressions of the artists,
writers, philosophers and musicians which comprised
expatriate Paris at the turn of the 20th century.
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Expatriate Quote
"Karkov was the most intelligent man
he had ever met. Wearing black riding boots, gray
breeches, and a gray tunic, with tiny hands and feet,
puffily fragile of face and body...he looked comic when
Robert Jordan first saw him. But he had more
brains and more inner dignity and outer insolence and
humor than any man that he had ever known."
