1928 novel Ladies Almanack, by Djuna Barnes, a roman à clef about the amorous intrigues of the lesbian network centered in Natalie Clifford Barney's salon in Paris. Flanner is among the journalists cited as inspirations for the 2021 Wes Anderson film "The French Dispatch". Flanner is briefly mentioned in Season 1 Episode 4 of Fran Lebowitz' Netflix series Pretend It's a City. Bibliography Books The Cubical City: A Novel (1926) Paris Was Yesterday, 1925–1939, edited by Irving Drutman (1972) An American in Paris: Profile of an Interlude Between Two Wars (1940) Pétain: The Old Man of France (1944) London Was Yesterday, 1939–1945, edited by Irving Drutman (1975) Men & Monuments: Profiles of Picasso, Matisse, Braque, & Malraux (1957) Paris Journal, 1944–1965, edited by William Shawn (1965) Later published separately as Paris Journal, 1944–1955 and Paris Journal, 1956–1964 Paris Journal, 1965–1970, edited by William Shawn (1971) Janet Flanner's World: New and Uncollected Pieces, 1932–1975, edited by Irving Drutman (1979) Darlinghissima: Letters to a Friend, edited by Natalia Danesi Murray (1986) Conversation Pieces, an autobiographical book by illustrator Constantin Alajalov with text and commentary by Flanner (1942) Paris est une guerre : 1940-1945, translated from English by Hélène Cohen, forward by Michèle Fitoussi Editions du sous-sol, 2020. (New Yorker columns, in French) 'Letter from ...' in The New Yorker References Further reading Biographies Zwanzig Jahre Paris. Die Zeit, 45, 1967 Brenda Wineapple : Genet: A Biography of Janet Flanner. University of Nebraska Press 1992, Maren Gottschalk (de) Der geschärfte Blick – Sieben Journalistinnen und ihre Lebensgeschichte. Beltz und Gelberg, Weinheim 2001, External links Flanner at Women Come to the Front, Library of Congress Exhibition Flanner at Our Land, Our Literature Flanner at The Living Room 1892 births 1978 deaths 20th-century American novelists Bisexual women Modernist women writers The New Yorker staff writers Writers from Indianapolis National Book Award winners American LGBT journalists LGBT people from Indiana Journalists from Indiana The Indianapolis Star people American women novelists American LGBT novelists American expatriates in France 20th-century American women writers American columnists Novelists from Indiana 20th-century American non-fiction writers American women war correspondents American women columnists Park Tudor School alumni 20th-century American journalists 20th-century LGBT people Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters American bisexual writers