James Campbell combines the understanding of a good social historian with an ability to analyse literary achievement in a narrative that has the same sort of interest as a novel"Guardian"When on August 25, 1944 the Allied forces marched into Paris and freed the city from Nazi occupation, they prepared the way for another invasion - a new wave of writers.Taking Richard Wright"s arrival in Paris as his starting point, James Campbell has produced a riveting account of this post-war period in Paris Interzone"Time Out