Posts Tagged with ‘Paris’
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Doing the bridge “faire le pont” in Paris
01 Jul 2014By Bénédicte Mahé Every year, the month of May is full of promises for people working in France: the promises…
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For Love or Money: Marriage and Divorce in the French capital (1880-1941) – Excerpt from Nancy L. Green’s “The Other Americans in Paris”
19 Jun 2014Reprinted with permission from The Other Americans in Paris: Businessmen, Countesses, Wayward Youth, 1880-1941, by Nancy L. Green, published by…
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Travel Diaries: Unpredictably Paris (part two)
12 Jun 2014By Barbara Redmond (Part One) Getting a taxi at rush hour in Paris is not easily done, and, once aboard,…
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Travel Diaries: Unpredictably Paris (part one)
10 Jun 2014By Barbara Redmond You could say that my fondness for walking in Paris began in 2005. As a visitor renting…
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Travel Diaries: Missing your train (in Paris): C’est la vie
05 Jun 2014By Bénédicte Mahé Since I regularly visit my family in Brittany, I take the train quite often—at least once a…
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Two subscribers selected to receive a copy of “The Pink Suit” by Nicole M. Kelby
04 Jun 2014Two subscribers have been selected to receive a copy of The Pink Suit: A Novel by Nicole M. Kelby, critically…
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Whistle Stop Coffees: Flore der Agopian on Cafés in Train Stations in Paris
03 Jun 2014By Flore der Agopian The train stations in Paris have such a particular atmosphere. When I walk inside, I always…
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Nicole M. Kelby’s “The Pink Suit” – free book giveaway to 2 subscribers!
27 May 2014Subscribers, hardcover copies of The Pink Suit: A Novel by critically acclaimed author Nicole M. Kelby. Free book giveaway to…
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Brunch in Paris: a not-so-French affair
26 May 2014By Bénédicte Mahé To brunch in Paris has become increasingly popular. Every good restaurant offers a brunch menu during the…
