The Long Goodbye to Prohibition
Chicago, 1927. The speakeasies breathed smoke and gin and the desperate optimism of a generation that had survived the Great War and arrived at peace with nothing. Eleanor Vance was twenty-six, the daughter of a failed Midwestern farmer and a mother who had died of influenza before Eleanor could learn the shape of her face. She worked as a typist during the day and sang jazz in a basement club...
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