Outside every public school in Paris the French flag flies above the door and the…
Tag: Paris
A few days ago, strolling goggle-eyed through the glitz and glam of Bon Marché, Paris’s…
Thanksgiving food writing is full of recipes and histories of the dishes that we find…
In French there is an expression, sabrer le champagne, which means to open a bottle of…
Jimmie the Barman, who poured the drinks at many of the best-known Lost Generation drinking…
“Montmartre is dead!” screamed the headline of a February 1924 obituary in The Living Age, an…
According to Alexandre Dumas, author of the classic adventure novels The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte…
Waiting in line to buy apples from Evelyne Nochet’s family orchard Le Nouveau Verger at the Mouton-Duvernet Friday market…
Paris may be home to one of the spookiest places I’ve ever been, the bone-filled…
The young North American men who flocked to Montparnasse in the 1920s came to drink not…
Rachel Hope Cleves 