And The Book Never Rhymed

For Dewey Brown, writing an article for London's most famous magazine seems to be a long chase dream, until his dream smashes on rejection. The elegant editor suggest him to write a Novel, seeing his talent. However, he's not ready to write one, although his entire life he dreamed of becoming a writer. His path is difficult, laborious.
Meeting April White, a New York business student allows him to ponder, try and pour words in the hard times. It's the love for her, he knows well. Dewey writes a story of a French writer post World War II.
Often writers during the war were not in the public domain. We've never heard much about writers during such period who were silenced by power and fascism. This story gives a vivid expression to one French writer who faced his end.