The Bookshelf: David Elliott On The Timeliness Of Joan Of Arc
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About a dozen years ago, New Hampshire author David Elliott was in Germany on a book tour with his wife when she suggested they hop over the border into France. Before he went, he thought, “I have a lamp that looks like the Eiffel Tower – that’s good enough for me.” But after just spending 20 minutes in Paris, he says he fell in love with the city and France. Elliott’s new book takes on a topic Francophiles may enjoy. It's called Voices: The Final Hours of Joan of Arc , and it's written in
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