I have just completed reading a book titled "Americans in Paris - Life and Death under Nazi Occupation" by Charles Glass. In the epilogue, he wrote that George Whitman's bookstore was initially named "Le Mistral Shop". He met Sylvia Beach, the owner of the original Shakespeare and Company during a reading in his shop. She passed away in June of 1962. It was not until 1964 that he renamed his bookstore Shakespeare and Company, a name he called "a novel in three words".
Moon over Paris...
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