Louis-Ferdinand Céline
- Author
Met · 1926
The American dancer of his Montparnasse years — companion through the writing of Journey to the End of the Night, and the name on its dedication page.
An American dancer in the Paris of the late twenties, Elizabeth Craig was Céline's companion through the years in which Journey to the End of the Night was written — and when the novel appeared in 1932, its dedication page carried her name. She returned to America before the storm broke over its author; scholars tracked her down half a century later for her side of the story, told with notable fondness for the doctor she had known before the world knew the writer.
Met · 1926
The American dancer of his Montparnasse years — companion through the writing of Journey to the End of the Night, and the name on its dedication page.

Dedicatee · Book
The novel's dedication page carries her name. Craig was Céline's companion through the years he wrote it, in his Montparnasse period.
— Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Voyage au bout de la nuit (1932), dedication; Frédéric Vitoux, Céline: A Biography (1992)
Met · 1926
The American dancer of his Montparnasse years — companion through the writing of Journey to the End of the Night, and the name on its dedication page.
Dedicatee
The novel's dedication page carries her name. Craig was Céline's companion through the years he wrote it, in his Montparnasse period.
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