Lori Zimmer’s new book “I’m Not Your Muse” is a collaboration with illustrator Maria Krasinski. Here she shares insights on art, women in history, and writing.

Spaulding’s latest novel, Helen Button, takes a minor character from a Gertrude Stein novel and imagines a whole life.

Elizabeth Briel is an American expat and contemporary artist who has created art all over the world. She offers workshops at her Chambre de Papier studio.

Paris-based illustrator Sonja Bajic tells the city’s stories through evocative maps and designs. Her work is a reminder of the special Parisian experiences we have in common.

Filled with skyscrapers, Paris’ purpose-built business district to the west of the city has an energy all its own. Bill O’Such takes a look.

Since the Covid pandemic, there’s been a cycling boom in Paris, with more lanes and new riders. Here’s a look at the biking scene across the city.

On a Greeters tour of a former grape-growing district in the 20th arrondissement, Bill O’Such discovers bucolic charm and a village vibe.

Built on the remains of an old gypsum quarry, this lovely park in the 19th is full of surprises, from the waterfalls to the craggy, temple-topped butte rising from the lake.

The cathedral is not yet back to her old self, says Michele Kurlander, but don’t let that stop you from visiting the grande dame.

When Pronoti moved to France three years ago, French food was her salve for dealing with cultural barriers. Here she shares the joy she’s found in the Noël celebrations with her in-laws.

Karen Fawcett, the founder and former owner of Bonjour Paris, recalls the kindness of Parisian neighbors in the aftermath of 9/11.

After surgery for a ruptured achilles tendon, contributor Meredith Mullins learns to navigate Paris in a new way. Here she shares a practical guide to Paris accessibility for those with reduced mobility.