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  • French Impressions: What’s cooking in Paris: David Lebovitz on the secrets of French cuisine

    13 May 2014

    David Lebovitz has been a professional cook and baker for most of his life; he spent nearly thirteen years at…

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  • French Impressions: Tilar J. Mazzeo’s “The Hotel on Place Vendôme” – 1940s sex, parties and political intrigue at the Ritz in Paris

    29 Apr 2014

    Tilar J. Mazzeo is a cultural historian and biographer, and the author of the New York Times bestseller The Widow…

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  • French Impressions: John Baxter on the First World War: A reflection on Paris’ history and transition during the war years

    15 Apr 2014

     John Baxter is an acclaimed memoirist, film critic, and biographer. He is author of the memoirs The Most Beautiful Walk…

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  • French Impressions: Alexander Lobrano on eating well in France: a culinary tour of alluring inns, food producers, restaurants and winemakers

    01 Apr 2014

    Alexander Lobrano grew up in Connecticut, and lived in Boston, New York and London before moving to Paris, his home…

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  • French Impressions: Christine Loÿs and her passion for travel and modern exploration

    20 Mar 2014

    Christine Loÿs, documentary filmmaker and author, lives in Paris, France. After working as a teacher, she became an independent journalist…

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  • French Impressions: Donna Evleth on the happenstance of becoming a historian and a Parisienne

    18 Mar 2014

    Donna Evleth is an American researcher and writer based in Paris. Her research on medicine in France has been published in…

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  • French Impressions: Joan DeJean on Paris through the Ages: 400 years of Parisian living

    11 Mar 2014

    Joan DeJean is Trustee Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Joan DeJean is the author of nine books on French…

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  • French Impressions: W. Scott Haine on literary life, cafés and culture in Paris (Part two)

    13 Feb 2014

    (Part one) W. Scott Haine, professor and historian of food and sociability at the College of San Mateo, CA, was…

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  • French Impressions: W. Scott Haine on the origins of Simone de Beauvoir’s café life and the entry of France into WWII (Part one)

    11 Feb 2014

    (Part two) W. Scott Haine, professor and historian of food and sociability at the College of San Mateo, CA, was…

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  • Ecrivains, voyageurs, citoyens du monde : Faites-nous rêver !

    09 Feb 2014

    « Pourquoi maintenant ? » C’est une question que je pose souvent. (English) Je pose régulièrement cette question au cours…

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