The Paris correspondent
earliest edition we have, 2011 Abrams, Inc., 2013
Shelby, whose escapades as a foreign correspondent are legendary, is a true relic from the heyday of print news. Shelby's definition of being a journalist involves gun duels in the Middle East, risky love affairs, and calling in his dispatch at the last possible moment. Now sequestered in the shabby Paris office, safely behind a screen, his identity begins to fracture- and ever more inexorably he is drawn back toward...
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