A novel idea: French writing groups offer feedback, friends and fizz Get-togethers can be a great way for Anglophones to meet fellow writers, share work and socialise
Dragon's Pen: a creative haven for writers in central France The vibrant community for writers and artists in Creuse and Indre fosters creativity through workshops and anthologies
Creative workshops boom in France as people flock to write Millions are finding inspiration and community in affordable, diverse courses across French cities
practical How do I write the date in numbers in French? The convention is as in the UK: day/month/year
France’s ‘inclusive writing’: Have you spotted examples like ami.e.s? Electricity supplier Bulb – and Périgueux council – are fans of the new writing style but others disagree
Saint-Exupéry and ‘mystery American’ letters sold in Paris Original letters between famous French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and a "mystery" American woman - with whom he is suspected to have had an affair - have gone on sale in Paris.
Public letter writers for hire still have a role Letter-writing is a job that no longer exists in the UK but there are more than 1,000 écrivains publics in the Pages Jaunes directory.
Calling budding writers and artists of all ages Hurry to enter our new challenge - the deadline is April 30! Fun for all the family. Write, draw, sketch, scribble away...
Self-publishers, try your book in French 'aussi' Ask almost any author and they will tell you it is tough to find an agent or a publisher these days, however good your book is.
Petit Prince writer’s château bought by French region The childhood château of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, author of much-loved French book Le Petit Prince , has been bought by the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, for a €30 million project.
Constructive criticism gives authors a helping hand Sally Dixon has recently published Three Girls, a romantic thriller set in The Hague, and her next book, based on her experiences of life in Cairo, is due out in the summer.
The Eiffel Tower watches over me as I write Sarah’s Key author Tatiana de Rosnay says success did not come easily for her. And when it did come, it was a struggle.
A novel approach to French family history Tracy Chevalier is one of the most popular contemporary novelists in both France and the UK. On one of her frequent visits across the Channel, she told Jane Hanks about her French roots and writing Writers’ group built on constructive criticism Labrador Tag Feed Labrador Tag Feed