Ep 16: Adventures in Paris in "My Sweet Guillotine" + 20th century women writers get their own showcase

When Jayne Tuttle fell in love with Paris she had no idea its quaint charm would beindirectly responsible for almost killing her. In her first Paris memoir "Paris Or Die" wemeet her as a young aspiring actor dizzy with the joy of life in the City of Light. Her newmemoir "My Sweet Guillotine" confronts and explores the terrifying incident that changedher Paris existence and her whole life’s direction.And…Have 20th century women writers been given the recognition they deserve? Make upyour own mind as Goodwood Books owner, Sarah Tooth, takes Tsundoku on a tour ofthe shelves of her newly opened shop. You won’t find a book written by a man, but youmay find writing gems that have been overlooked. Guests:Jayne Tuttle, author of "Paris or Die" and "My Sweet Guillotine"Sarah Tooth, book collector and owner of Goodwood BooksOur Random reader: Eve Eve has enjoyedCatch 22 - Joseph HellerUnder Milk Wood - Dylan ThomasAnd she enjoys reading crime fiction by …Gary Disher, Devla Tiernan, Anne Cleeves and Chris Hammer Music composed by Quentin Grant  SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES Hardie Grant BooksInsta: @Hardiegrantbooks Jayne Tuttlehttp://www.jaynetuttle.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.