It’s early in the morning and Kelly Bonneville is at home. Her apartment is on the sixth floor of a traditional Haussmannian building in Paris’s 20th arrondissement, near Gambetta and Père Lachaise – the resting place of literary greats from Proust to Balzac to Apollinaire. Bonneville is the founder of Librairie 1909, a bookshop and library dedicated to rare and forgotten publications, based out ofhellip;

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