Interviews

She was well-known as an actress before making her name as an author, but Carol Drinkwater says writing was always her first love

Over seven years from when he was 19, Geoffroy Delorme developed an extraordinary relationship with the roe deer who lived in the forest near Louviers in Normandy

Sylviane Degunst was approached on the streets of London by a model agency at the age of 54. She talks about her experiences in London and attitudes to growing older

Sir Michael Edwards, The French Academy's only British member, discusses the new row erupting over the use of a more gender-neutral style of writing, so-called 'écriture inclusive'

Change.org director Sarah Durieux talks about giving power to the people and choosing your battles

Benoît Jenouvrier, is one of the country's last keepers to live full-time at his lighthouse - Cordouan lighthouse in the Gironde - when on duty

Today is T-minus zero for France's 'rockstar astronaut,' the first French commander of the ISS. From the archives, read our 2011 interview back when he was a 32-year-old commander-in-training

Etienne Fouss built his first organ at 24 and is one of around 40 makers in France who make instruments from start to finish

Eddie Platt, who has become known as L’Escargot Anglais, has made a name for himself as The Englishman Who Wanted To Clean France