Interview: Harriet Welty Rochefort — almost 50 years in France
After 50 years in France… My roots are not here but my heart is.
Correspondent archives
Les Années (The Years) by Annie Ernaux: bookclub event recap
This very interesting memoir spans Annie Ernaux’s life from her birth: 1940 to 2006.
Interview: Elisabeth Sauvage-Callaghan – from Lille to the USA
France is in my DNA – so yes, there is such a thing as a born Francophile!
Interview: Susan Kiernan-Lewis – Paris, Provence & murder mysteries
Learn how Susan, the prolific author, indulges her Francophilia to enable regular visist back to France.
La vie de stagiaire: my internship at MyFrenchLife™ – Lauren Smith
I was instantly attracted by the focus on French culture: history, food & even book clubs – it seemed perfect.
Interview: David Collins – a Paris based novel in the works
When I began to study French, another world opened to me: the music of the language, the architecture, so very different from anything I had ever seen..
Monet’s house & garden: directing Francophile passion beyond indulgence
Francophile passion directed to make a ‘real’ contribution to France rather than self-indulgence.
Finesse your French – Conclusion: Celebrating your French Fluency
As a fluent, engaged, and inquisitive French speaker, the options are endless!
French film Friday: harsh realities – our top 5 favourite films
Join us as we explore emotion, poignancy, and morality to reveal the harsh realities of gritty French cinema.
Interview: Jane S. Gabin – author, inquisitive observer & wanderer in Paris
Meet Jane Gabin and learn why & how she fell for Paris. Don’t miss her recently published her debut novel:’The Paris Photo’.