Author Talk with Alicia Drake, I Love You Too Much, at Shakespeare & Company
Alicia Drake, author of The Beautiful Fall, discusses her first novel, I Love You Too Much, during an evening talk with Shakespeare and Company in Paris, France
Read MoreAlicia Drake, author of The Beautiful Fall, discusses her first novel, I Love You Too Much, during an evening talk with Shakespeare and Company in Paris, France
Read MoreThe novel shares the story of a young sailor trying to navigate his privileged life among Upper East Side apartments, New England summer homes, private schools, and Ivy League legacies—and dark secrets.
Read MoreParis My Sweet is an adorable read and I savored it like a Ladurée macaron.
Read MoreThe biography captures Vreeland in a more “historically accurate” light but still captures Vreeland’s youthful and vivacious personality.
Read MoreA list of beautiful books set in Paris, Provence and other destinations throughout France
Read MoreBrooklyn in Love serves as a reminder that it’s possible to achieve what you want—keep believing in yourself and the love around you, then you’ll be more than fine.
Read MoreA review of P.S. from Paris, the latest novel by bestselling French author Marc Levy.
Read MoreA great pick for glamour addicts in love with the Gilded Age We all know the Rockefellers, the Vanderbilts and the Astors—but what happened to the Clarks? Written by Meryl Gordon, the New York Times bestselling author of Mrs. Astor Regrets: The Hidden Betrayals of a Family Beyond Reproach, her latest novel examines the history of […]
Read MoreFor Francophiles and travel lovers looking for new icebreakers As much as I love reading historical fiction and biographies, it’s always nice to switch to lighter novels every once in a while. F is for France was sitting pretty on the “Featured Books” shelf at my local library—I took it as a sign to check […]
Read MoreI am fascinated by cities, particularly ones with a rich history of trade and commerce. Initially, it sounds like a very shallow world interest, but there is something to be said for examining cities. Although these destinations are typically tourist meccas, they are associated with tangled complexities of elitist glamour and poverty; pretentious airs and […]
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