Editor:
Heidi Ellison
Contributors:
Jeanne
Bernard, a native of Louisiana, is a writer and translator
who has lived in Paris for 21 years.
Karen
Burshtein, a former Paris resident now based in Canada,
is the fashion reporter for the National Post. She also
travels the world reporting on architecture, design and culture
for Gourmet, Condé Nast Traveller, Azure and other
publications.
Carol
Caruso, a citizen of the United States and Italy who
has lived in Paris for eight years, follows her passion for photography
by
attending exhibitions and showing her own work on www.carolcaruso.com.
Paris-based Sion Dayson’s essays
and reviews have appeared in various publications, including
the Village Voice and Youth Activism: An International
Encyclopedia. In 2007, she received a Barbara Deming
Memorial Fund Award for her fiction. She will soon
be joining the editorial team of Upstairs at Duroc, a
Paris-based literary journal.
Russell Dionne is a photographer, international project management consultant, historian of science and art collector. He frequently stays in Paris between global assignments. Visit his Web site at www.rjdionne.com.
Heidi
Ellison, a long-time Paris resident, is a freelance journalist
specializing in art, travel and literature. Her articles have
been published in dozens of international publications, and she
has contributed to a number of guidebooks on Paris and France.
James Gascoigne is a freelance writer based in Paris.
Linda
Healey is a Paris-based poet, writer and teacher of creativity
and creative writing.
Richard
Hesse, another long-time Paris resident, is a translator
by day and a serial diner by evening. He also likes to lunch.
He is joined in these activities by his Scottish terrier, Bertie
the gastro-hound, and his girlfriend, Doctor Madame, a London-based freelance
historian.
Joshua Jampol, a former radio correspondent for National Public Radio, has lived in Paris since 1971. A contributor to The Times (London), The Guardian, Time magazine, and The International Herald Tribune, he is currently writing a book on opera.
Perry
Leopard is a writer, editor, musician and wannabe theater impresario. He performs
regularly in Paris with his band, Los Caballeros Simpáticos.
Graham McKerrow, a journalist and sculptor, has lived and worked in London and Paris, editing magazines and newspapers. He now works as a sub-editor at the Guardian and Observer in London for three days a week and sculpts or draws for another three days.
Stéphane
Piatzszek, based in Paris, has written about film for
a number of publications, including the French daily Libération.
Paris-based
Tom Ridgway is Associate Features Editor and
film critic for Tank magazine in London.
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