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Alabama Song
- Narrated by: Fanny Ardant
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Alabama Song
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Publisher's Summary
Alabama, 1918. Quand Zelda, "Belle du Sud", rencontre le lieutenant Scott Fitzgerald, sa vie prend un tournant décisif. Lui s'est juré de devenir écrivain : le succès retentissant de son premier roman lui donne raison. Le couple devient la coqueluche du Tout-New York. Mais Scott et Zelda ne sont encore que des enfants : propulsés dans le feu de la vie mondaine, ils ne tardent pas à se brûler les ailes...
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©2007 Mercure de France (P)2009 Éditions Gallimard
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