Authors interview Authors:
Writers talk about their work with other writers.
Coming soon: Rosemary Flannery, Steven Sampson, Susan Tiberghien, Kristin Espinasse, David Jaggard, Heather Stimmler Halls !
Jennie Fields, author of The Age of Desire, on Paris, women in publishing, and the challenges of making Edith Wharton have sex
Jessica McCann, author of All Different Kinds of Free, on the story of Margaret Morgan, a free woman of color kidnapped and sold into slavery
Stuart Nimmo, author of Perilous Moon: Occupied France 1944 the End Game, on RAF pilots and the men who shot them down.
Berna Huebner, editor of I Remember Better When I Paint (the book), on improving care for people with Alzheimer's
Barbara Navarro, author of Amazon Rainforest Magic, on theYanomami indigenous peoples and art.
Peter Silverman, author of Leonardo's Lost Princess, on his quest to authenticate a lost Leonardo Da Vinci painting which pre-dates the Mona Lisa.
Adam Biles, author of Grey Cats, on story-telling, humor and Paris by night
Fred Coleman, author of The Marcel Network, on the heroism of a young couple who saved Jewish children in WWII France
Linda Lappin, author of Katherine's Wish, on writing and the new realities in publishing
John Pearce, author of Treasure of Saint-Lazare, on writing fiction based on the history of Nazi looted art
Guilllaume Serina, author of Obama face aux 9 plaies de l'Amérique, talks with Dominique Godrèche
Kate Noakes, poet, talks with Lisa Burkitt about inspiration, writing and working cash jobs
Richard Grant, author of God's Middle Finger: Into the Lawless Heart of the Sierra Madre, talks with Dominique Godrèche
Janet Hulstrand, educator, author, and founder of Writing from the Heart offered in Essoyes, France talks with journalist Pamela Leavy on teaching, coaching and the writer's craft
Stephen Clarke on French history, Paris bookshops and Paul West's debt to DSK
Graphic designer Lydia D'moch on creating an original book cover
Lisa Burkitt, author of The Memory of Scent talks with Janet Skeslien Charles in Spotlight on Best Paris Stories
Bob Levy, author of "My Sunday With God", talks with Janet Skeslien Charles in Spotlight on Best Paris Stories
Julia Mary Lichtblau, author of "Désolée, Monsieur" -winner of the Editorial Prize, talks with Mary Duncan, founder of the Paris Writers Group
Laurel Zuckerman, editor of Best Paris Stories, talks with Janet Skeslien Charles in Spotlight on Best Paris Stories
Jane M Handel, author of "The Way You Looked At Me", talks with Janet Skeslien Charles in Spotlight on Best Paris Stories
Denyse Beaulieu, author of The Perfume Lover: A Personal History of Scent
Jethro Turner and Rosa Rankin Gee, co-founders of the Bookclub and A Tale of Three
Karen Fawcett, author of Bonjour Paris
Clotilde Dusoulier, author of Chocolate and Zucchini
Richard Nahem, author of Eye Prefer Paris
Sheila Kohler, author of Love Child
Gary Lee Kraut, author of France Revisited
Thirza Vallois, author of Around and About Paris
Cara Black, author of Murder in Passy,
Heather Hartley, author of Knock, Knock (Proust Questionnaire),
Paul Schmidtberger, author of Design Flaws of the Human Condition (Proust Questionnaire)
Janet Skeslien Charles, author of Moonlight in Odessa (Proust Questionnaire),
Jennifer Butler, on passion, content and design
Constance Borde and Sheila Malovany Chevallier on translating Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex and writing as a team.
David Lebovitz on food, writing and living the good life in Paris
Peter Conradi on writing the King's Speech: The Man Who Saved the Monarchy, with Mark Logue
Barry Kirwan, author of The Eden Paradox, on science fiction and men wih pens.
Elizabeth Bard, author of Lunch in Paris: a Love Story with Recipes, on the joys of bacon, motherhood and writing that second book
Peter Gumbel talks about the French Education system and On Achève Bien Les Ecoliers, in three parts: Part One, Part Two, Part Three (Is Reform Possible?).
- Part One, the book's remarkable launch (with Laurel Zuckerman).
- Part Two (in French with high school senior Eve Zuckerman for L'Inébranlable) on coping with the systeme.
- Part Three, Is reform possible? (with Laurel Zuckerman)
Charles Glass on Americans in Paris: Life and Death Under the Nazi Occupation.
Terrance Gelenter on fate, Paris, Jewishness and living the good life.
Pamela Leavy talks with Lauren Grodstein about the life of the novel, passion and digging deep.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Mary Duncan about Henry Miller, the Playboy mansion, the IRA, creating a bookstore in Moscow, the start of Festival and Co, the expat writing life in Paris and what the FBI wanted when they knocked on her door.
Rosalia Gitau talks with Parselelo Kantai about writing fiction in Kenya and beyond.
Dmitri Keramitas talks with Paul Schmidtberger about electronic media, fear in publishing and Design Flaws of the Human Condition.
Rosalia Gitau talks with Diane Johnson about Paris, writing and whether or not to settle.
Laurel Zuckerman talks with Ann M Mah about food, identity and humor in Kitchen Chinese.
Rosalia Gitau talks with Margo Berdeshevsky, author of the new book, Beautiful Soon Enough, for Paris Writers News
Frances Gendlin talks with Laurel Zuckerman about memoir and travel, Mexico as a writer's refuge, what she learned from Saul Bellow, new technologies and her new book: Paris, Moi and the Gang
Christopher Vanier, author of CARIBBEAN CHEMISTRY, on memoir, the quest for truth, St Kitts, and the importance of Abraham Lincoln.
Nicola Keegan, author of Swimming, on voice, humor, the importance of poets and James Joyce's snow.
Janet Skeslien Charles, author of MOONLIGHT IN ODESSA, on mail order brides, the Crimea, and the challenges of learning to write.
