Discover the extraordinary literary history of Greenwich Village in a walking tour for you and up to 10 guests, led by guide Zachary Aarons. Over the years, the Village has been home to many of the writers who have shaped The Paris Review and American literature, including Ernest Hemingway, William Styron, Edith Wharton, Mark Twain, Edgar Allen Poe, Hart Crane, and Eugene O’Neill, to name only a few. Explore where these writers ate, drank, slept, wept, and lived life in a three-hour tour of New York’s most storied neighborhood. 

Mutually convenient date and time in spring 2012 to be arranged with winner.