Morphine/My Lady Opium

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Morphine/My Lady Opium, double novel, published by Harper Perennial, 2010, softcover, Claude Farrère, John Baxter (Translator), Jean-Louis Dubut de Laforestcondition: as new.

[John Baxter is] a man with a great appreciation of what makes Paris tick.

Newsday A flip book featuring two classic novels about drugs, decadenceand Paris in the late 19th and early 20th centuriestranslated from French by John Baxter ( Immoveable Feast, Well Always Have Paris ): Morphine , a rollicking novel about a handsome cavalry officer who introduces morphine to the aristocrats of 1889 Paris... and sleeps his way through town; and My Lady Opium , a fevered tour through the romantic and mysterious world of opium at the turn of the 20th century.

"The book takes you through many opium powered stories where reality mixes with psychedelic experience. As someone that has experimenter with various drugs I found this book amusing and somewhat relatable. The ending ties this whole trip pretty well. Easy and fun read."

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