Tag Archive for "Ernest Hemingway" – A Woman's Paris

French Impressions: Harriet Welty Rochefort’s “Joie de Vivre” taking pleasure in the small things (part one)
11 Jun 2013
(Part two) Harriet Welty Rochefort grew up in Shenandoah, Iowa. She is an author, freelance journalist, speaker, former professor of…

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“Around and About Paris” – Montparnasse: Beneath Its Surface (part one)
23 Apr 2013
By Thirza Vallois (Part two) “Around Montparnasse” a journey into the depths of Paris, an invitation to scratch beneath its…

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Stars, Stripes, and Seine: Americans in occupied Paris 1940-1944
16 Apr 2013
By Alan Davidge 5,000 Americans refused to leave Paris after war broke out in September 1939. Who were they? Why…

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Café Culture in Paris
16 Apr 2013
By Flore der Agopian (French) The cafés in Paris are an institution. It’s not so much about the coffee (even…

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McLain’s “Paris Wife” will have you head over heels for the Hemingways
17 Jan 2013
By Bethany Olson The Paris Wife – Paula McLain (2010). The romance between Ernest Hemingway and his wife Hadley was…

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French Impressions: Catherine Watson on literary travel writing and memoir
22 Aug 2012
Catherine Watson is a travel writer, photographer and writing coach who teaches literary travel writing and memoir in university-level workshops…

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A Woman's Paris ~ Joie de Vivre