Monthly Archives: October 2019

Ed Bell isn’t looking for paradise, despite the thorny road that has led him to the here and now. As host of a Paris-based literary association for the last three years, he has encountered hundreds of short, yet lived, experiences. … Continue reading →

Jeffrey Greene has published five collections of poetry.  He is the author of the memoir French Spirits and three personalized nature books.  A fourth nature book, Seven Music Forests, is in production. He is also the author of Shades of … Continue reading →

Rethabile Masilo is a Mosotho poet who has lived in France for more than 30 years.  He left his country, Lesotho, as a refugee in 1981, eventually ending up in the USA where he continued his biology studies. He moved … Continue reading →

JENNIFER BLOWDRYER got her dumb name from her SF punk band, the Blowdryers, in 1977. She’s written columns for Maximin rock’n’roll, New York press, and downtown, and her books include: white trash debutante, modern English : a slang dictionary, and … Continue reading →