“The only reason
for being a professional writer is that you
just can’t help it.”

Leo Rosten.

Do you remember me? is now a stage play. Visit the new Theater section.

Pierre Delerive, proud Frenchman by birth but Manhattan resident and U.S. citizen by choice, quit a successful business career to pursue his dream of being a writer. Several of his novels have since been published in France, one of which he adapted and directed for the big screen.

A dark and distant place

Philippe hopes that spending a week with his father who is moving to a senior residence following the suicide of his wife will help him patch up their difficult relationship, but mostly he wants to understand his mother’s fatal deed. She often reminisced about her charmed youth and never mentioned ending her life. Not buying his father’s claims of incomprehension over his wife’s suicide, Philippe goes back in time and investigates his parent’s past before he was born. He discovers a dark and violent world. He also tracks down a man who hurt his mother when she was young.

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Do You Remember Me?

In wartime France, a young man was once forced to choose between selling his best friend to the Nazis, or saving his Jewish fiancée. Years later a telephone call reminds him that the past cannot be buried.

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Learn more about Do You Remember Me?
and watch Pierre’s interview at the National Arts Club

Read the review of Do you remember me? the play.
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