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Camille Charrière on writing, prize juries, hormones, and saying yes

On 22 May, the Oxford Fashion Society invited the prominent French writer, fashion influencer and cultural commentator Camille Charrière to talk to members about lessons from her p...

I Fell Down a Literary Rabbit Hole at Chanel

Lauren Bastide, first-time novelists, literary questionnaires and a bibliothèque at Rue Cambon: the French resource I’ve been hunting for years

Jan Saenz on Writing Her Chaotic and Charming Debut, 200 Monas - the Dark Comedy Erotic Thriller You Need to Read Right...

Book Talks: Jan Saenz on 200 Monas

Yesteryear Author Caro Claire Burke on Her Writing Process, Silencing Self-Doubt and the Books That Shaped Her

Her twisty tradwife thriller is about to be everywhere

Notebook: Claire Gilbert

Words of power “ALICE lived her life holding on to the sides”: one of Dorothy Parker’s many oh-so-cutting insults suddenly seemed to apply to me — or, rather, to my writing. My ex...

How to Write Like Harriet the Spy

By Kit Carlson I have a new lease on my writing life, and I owe it all to Harriet the Spy. I was just cleaning the guest room, organizing the shelves where we keep the huge collect...

THE WRITERS' ROOM: Shining the spotlight on MyFrenchLife Contributors

The Writers’ Room is where the storytellers become the story.

How to Find Your French Family

(or, where are you, camille?)...

How This Best-Selling Author Has Mastered the Art of Storytelling

Hear her story here.

Patricia Cornwell on Learning to Write a Memoir as a Lifelong Novelist

Over the years I’ve been asked when I plan to write a memoir. I’ve said never. It’s my obsessive nature to move forward full speed without looking back. But as has been true of mos...

Alexandra Leclerc Isn’t Giving You Everything

On style without rules, sharing without oversharing, and building a wardrobe that works from Monaco to wherever’s next.

Shelf Life: Carley Fortune

The Our Perfect Storm author takes ELLE’s literary survey.

On Time

What the French Taught Me About Taking Time Instead of Chasing It

The joy of books

I love Chandler

The joy of books

I love Chandler

Correspondances, Paris mondain et Provence : l’héritage de Madame de Sévign&eacu...

"Je crois que je ferai un traité sur l'amitié ; je trouve qu'il y a tant de choses qui en dépendent, tant de conduites et tant de choses à éviter pour empêcher que ceux que...

Writing Is a Way to Have Futurity

Being a student of Monica Ferrell’s was a singularly influential time in my life. Immediately upon meeting her, I wanted to be like her: to enter a room with the same serious allur...

Rencontre avec Marie Robert derrière le compte Philosophieissexy

Une réflexion passionnante sur ce que la naissance d'un premier enfant soulève comme questions. The post Rencontre avec Marie Robert derrière le compte Philosophieissexy appeared...

Interview with Jane Bertch: Author, Entrepreneur, Inspiring Woman

The founder of La Cuisine cooking school also hosts a podcast and creates Paris-based retreats for women. Jane Bertch shares insights on business, writing, and personal growth.

All About Camille Summers-Valli, Charles Melton’s Girlfriend

Le double langage de Marion Fayolle

Avec Les Aimants et Petit fruit, publiés simultanément au début de l’année, Marion Fayolle explore les forces invisibles qui structurent les liens humains. Refusant toute hiérarchi...

What’s in my NOW? — Camille Newsom

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Jayne Anne Phillips: ‘Writing words against the erasure of things and lives’

In “Small Town Girls,” Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jayne Anne Phillips taps her deep connection to West Virginia and the rural life that infuses her writing.

On Writing

“I can’t allow what we learned in English composition to disrupt the sound and rhythm of the narrative.”Continue reading on Go Into The Story »