Paris, love story, 1968, Student revolt, fiction, Sorbonne, author, 60s
Ed Levesko
Served in far-east while in the army during the Vietnam War. Went to the Sorbonne, in Paris. Was a freelance journalist while living in Europe. Has traveled around the world. Speaks several languages. He’s working on another book. Lives in Los Angeles.
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At the End of the Day
A love story. It is Paris, 1968, during the student revolt at the Sorbonne. The novel weaves a tale of search for la raison d’être with Alex, an American journalist, witnessing events in Greece, Yugoslavia, the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia, and finally watching the blood run on the streets of the Latin Quarter.
A la Fin du Jour
Une histoire d’amour. C’est Paris, en 1968, durant la révolte estudiantine à la Sorbonne. Le roman tisse l’histoire d’Alex, journaliste Américain, à la recherche de sa raison d’être, aussi témoin d’événements en Grèce, en Yougoslavie, du Printemps de Prague en Tchécoslovaquie, pour finalement voir le sang couler dans les rues du quartier Latin.
Long Time Passing
This novel is set at Ft. Bragg, an army, base in North Carolina, and explores the essence of friendship, the ugliness of racial unrest, the pain of self-discovery, and the ultimate redemption, and it is a great love story novel, very funny and human.
Eddies in Life
The stories are just moments held in time and space with no permanency for us to go back and find them again. No eddy is the same or lasts in a permanent state. It comes and it goes just like in a river. In life, there are as many eddies as there are hearts and souls that populate and make life what it is.
Umbra
contemporary anti-play with two characters–males–confronted with existential questions, trying to come to terms with who they are, and the total absurdity of life.
Umbra
Une anti-pièce contemporaine avec deux personnages mâles confrontés à des questions existentielles, essayant de se réconcilier avec ce qu’ils sont et l’absurdité totale de leur existenc
The Guitar Player
Paris is omnipresent! Whether you have visited it or simply dream of visiting. It does not belong to the French only but to all of humanity! The Guitar Player is a story about people, in Paris, who find themselves in this most glorious of cities trying to determine who they are and their place in life. There is no formula about understanding ourselves, or understanding the things that happen while we are alive. The Guitar Player and Paris simply tell us, it is what it is!
Nuit blanche
Paris est omniprésent ! Que vous l’ayez visité ou que vous rêviez simplement de le visiter. Il n’appartient pas uniquement aux Français mais à toute l’Humanité !
Nuit Blanche est une histoire de gens, à Paris, qui se retrouvent dans la plus glorieuse des villes à essayer de déterminer qui sont-ils et leur place dans la vie.
Il n’y a pas de formule pour se comprendre soi-même ou pour comprendre les choses qui se produisent de notre vivant. Nuit Blanche et Paris nous disent simplement : La vie est telle . . .