Harriet Welty-Rochefort - Letter From Paris -
Harriet Welty-Rochefort, a bona fide Midwesterner from
Iowa, visited Paris for the first time while in
college. She became so completely enamored of
France that she stayed - and has been there ever since.
Married to a Frenchman and the mother of two
Franco-American boys, Harriet Welty-Rochefort writes
on business, lifestyle and travel for major U.S.
publications. Her book -
French Toast
- is a lighthearted look at
French manners and mores.
Her second book, French Fried: The Culinary Capers of an American in Paris will appear in March 2001.
Both are published by St. Martin's Press.
If you've had some funny, startling, satisfying, or dismaying
food experiences in France you'd like to share,
you may contact Harriet directly at
hwelty@club-internet.fr.
Richard Erickson -
Being In Paris Mediaeval -
Living in Paris for the last twenty years, he has been writing about
Paris online as long as anyone. He writes prolifically for
Metropole Paris where this
article first appeared.
He can be contacted at erickso@world-net.sct.fr.
Paul Jensi -
Chapel of the Miraculous Medallion -
In 1990 Paul quit his job in the United States and sold everything
he had in exchange for a one-way ticket to Europe and a train pass. Figuring
he would ride the rails until his money ran out, he voyaged through most
European capitals before marrying the first French girl he met and moving to
Paris in November of that year. Since then he published 123 articles and
posted 192 of his photographs during his one-year tenure as Chief English
writer at AOL France's Digital Paris Web site. His current goal of
walking on every street in the city has revealed not only the importance of
comfortable footwear but also the splendor of the city he calls his own
(despite copyright infringement laws). He currently rents himself out as a
guide and is working on ``Paris Misguided'', an unguide that will help him
spread this love around.
Norman Barth -
pictured here in the Jardin des Plantes in the 5th - is the editor of
the Paris Kiosque, and webmaster/creator of Les Pages de Paris.
He can be contacted at
nbarth@paris.org
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