Let these guides be the gentle nudge to finally book that trip abroad and embark on an excellent literature-inspired tour of London, Paris, or both. In the metropolis of London, enjoy a draft in the pub where Bram Stoker sought inspiration for Dracula; waltz down Sloane Street where Jane Austen stayed with her brother; pay respects to George Eliot, Christina Rossetti, and Charles Dickens's parents and wife at Highgate Cemetery; and head to St John's Wood, where A. A. Milne's father ran the Henley House School. Cruise through the Chunnel to Paris and indulge in a nightcap at Bar Hemingway, where the famous author is rumored to have consumed fifty-one dry martinis in celebration of France's victory over the Germans; sip a famous cup of chocolat chaud at the eighteenth-century literary hotspot Café Procope; pay homage to the Harlem Renaissance's expansion to Europe and dance to live jazz at Caveau de la Huchette. With pictures, thoughtful suggestions, detailed information, and valuable tips scattered throughout, both itineraries promise a lively, bookish trip across the pond.