The apartment near the Seine smelled of oil paint and expensive tobacco and something darker—something that had no name but that Julien Vesper recognized immediately because it was the same smell t...
He was twenty-six now, and the smell was part of his blood. It always would be. Julien had arrived in Paris three months earlier, with a trunk of books, a silver typeface set that had belonged to his grandfather, and a conviction that art should be the highest form of existence. He spoke six languages. He wrote in three. He carried a double nature—the kind of thing that drove him between...
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