I would like to ask who knows when Peter Meier s Provence trilogy was written

Peter Mayer, a well-known British writer, was a senior executive at a major international advertising agency. After 15 years in advertising on Madison Avenue in New York, he began writing full-time in 1975. His main works include the travel essays "A Year in Provence", "Provence Forever", "Return to Provence", "The Fennel Hotel" and "Tracking Cézanne", the seasonal reading book "Taste" and the food essay collection "Eating France".

A Dog's Life Opinion is his first work about paparazzi. He lives in seclusion with his wife and two dogs in Provence, France.

Since the day of her birth, Provence (Provence) has carefully guarded her secrets, until the arrival of the Englishman Peter Mayer, Provence's unique life for a long time gradually unveiled a few years ago, as a senior executive of an advertising agency on Madison Avenue, Peter Mayer was tired of the busyness and glitz of the office building, and took his wife and dog to say goodbye to the foggy and long gray London, and lived in seclusion to Provence in the south of France, where the sun is shining and the sky is blue. Mel bought an old house, studied French, said goodbye to the past, lived at leisure, and began his writing career. "A Year in Provence", "Provence Forever", "Return to Provence", each of his books related to Provence has long been on the New York Times bestseller list. In Peter Mayer's writing, Provence is not only synonymous with territory, but also a symbol of a way of life.

Urban people who have lived in crowded, busy, noisy, competitive, and stressful for many years have gained many material pleasures, but inadvertently lost their healthy bodies and quiet lives. has money and status, but there is less bright and clear sunshine above his head, and less chic in his heart. Even if you have "money and leisure" to travel, I am afraid that it will come and go in a hurry and cannot be indulged.

Peter Meier's book is written for such a seemingly fulfilling urban population that is actually under pressure. Not to teach them how to cope, but to learn to blissfully escape.

A year in Provence 1989 Toujours Provence Forever Provence :1991 Encore Provence Return to Provence:

Are you referring to "About Taste", "Advice on the Life of a Dog" or "The Fennel Hotel", "Tracking Cézanne", "Answering Requests" and "Return to Provence".

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After you send the mailbox, I will send it to you After you receive it, the number of the mailbox must be thick and written separately.

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Take a look at Bertelsmann or Excellence or something.

Good luck. PS: If it's just a sigh of emotion, then I didn't say it.

Four copies. "A Year in Provence", "Provence Forever", "Return to Provence", "Provence Mountain House Years".

The famous lavender viewing places in Provence are the mountains of Ruberon and the mountains of Schmiana.

1.The flower fields of the Senanque Abbey in the Luberon are the most famous lavender viewing places in the region and the backdrop of the book "The Mountain Dwelling Years", which is said to be one of the most beautiful valleys in France. There is a 12th-century monastery on the hill, and in front of the Senanque Abbey there is a large field of lavender flowers, which were planted by the monks of the monastery and have different colors of lavender.

2.Simiane-la-Rotonde is a characteristic mountain town with a 12th- and 13th-century castle on the summit of Simiane-la-Rotonde, surrounded by a large field of smoky or litre orange flowers. Standing in the town of Shmijana, you can see purple flower fields everywhere, spreading endlessly.