The Paris Bookseller

In 1920 Paris, Sylvia runs the iconic Shakespeare and Company bookshop, welcoming notable writers of the time. When James Joyce visits and befriends her, she becomes determined to publish his banned novel, Ulysses. This decision leads Sylvia to face significant challenges, risking her reputation and financial stability. The story explores themes of love, courage, and the impact of literature on people's lives, as Sylvia navigates the complexities of friendship and ambition in a post-war society.