Credits - October 1997 - Volume 4, Number 10

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Philippe Broad - Jacques Le Divellec Portrait -
Philippe Broad, as Commercial Attaché at the British Embassy, Paris, for many years, played a significant role in teaching the French that beyond those excellent table manners, the British also have a passion for excellent food and drink. He has written numerous articles on food and gastronomy for the French and British press. He is the publisher of Culturekiosque where this article first appeared. Europe's cultural news site, Culturekiosque's editorial staff is composed of distinguished journalists and critics from major dailies and specialist publications in Europe and the U.S., among them International Herald Tribune, Le Monde, Financial Times, Handelsblatt, Svenska Dagblat. Philippe Broad's E-mail address is pbroad@culturekiosque.com

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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. Online orders as well as telephone/fax orders (1-800-387-8992 in the USA only) are possible. It is also available at all major English language bookstores in Paris. Writes Leslie Caron: French Toast includes the most delightful barbs at France's subtle but deep-rooted codes of behaviour...I read the book on the EuroStar between Paris and London and wished the train had not reached its top speed of 300 kph! Harriet can be contacted at 101676.467@compuserve.com.

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Richard Erickson - The End of Heritage in Rochefort -
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.

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Michael O'Shea - Michael O'Shea's Paris Journal -
Michael O'Shea, lived in Paris for 7 years between October 1989 and April 1996 - roughly a third of the 20 years he has lived in France. When he moved from Strasbourg, he went to Paris pretty much as any other provincial going to the city. Although he is not French by nationality, he is in almost every other way, with a French education, French body language and spoken French sans accent. He currently lives in London.

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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