Penguin Publishing is under new control as the Fitzgeralds, James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, Pablo Pisscaso, and Owen Wilson try balancing their life with their art in Paris, 1925. The new ownership over the publishing company values money over art, and needs their authors to produce a return on investment, or else they are gone. Join us for this staged reading to see how the writer's that shaped literature in the 20th century got their footing through sex, drugs, alcohol, and art.