Tag: Paris

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Paris, Je T’Aime: Looking Back

I cannot say exactly when I fell in love with Paris. I suppose I came by it…

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An October Winter in Paris

We woke up to some sunshine one Saturday morning in October. Sunshine and smiles—for me, they go…

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Bohemian Artists, Mid-1800s

Bohemian. A word often uttered with a mix of admiration, confusion, and mockery. Usually we think of…

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A Moveable Feast–Hemingway’s Enduring Legacy On Writing

“But what if it is … only that you are trying to use words that people would…

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How Do I Love Paris? Let Me Count The Ways

I love Paris. Don’t you? My fascination with it compelled me to set two short stories in…

At a Paris Café
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Literary Appropriation of Real Events: Celebrity at a Paris Café

Quai des Grands Augustins teems with people on this cool but sunny May day in 2004. Often,…

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Brief Encounters with Solitary Souls — Review: “4/4”

OnlineBookClub.org says Brief Encounters with Solitary Souls : is ” … attention grabbing and expertly written.” 4/4…

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John and Margaret Honeymoon in Mid-1800s Paris

Paris plays a crucial role in Margaret of the North. There, John and Margaret honeymoon in mid-1800s…

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My Male Perspective: Margaret of the North

Here’s my male perspective: Margaret of the North Margaret of the North by Evy Journey continues the…