19 May 2014
Paris Before Haussmann I decided to write How Paris Became Paris for two reasons. In the first place, I wanted to set the record straight. […]
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16 May 2014
Translating Welcome to the Free Zone Translators will read a book “with more care than anybody else, more demandingly, more enquiringly” writes Daniel Hahn in […]
18 April 2014
Gabriel García Márquez remembered The literary titan and Nobel Prize recipient Gabriel García Márquez passed away in Mexico City on Thursday 17 April 2014 at the […]
31 March 2014
David Lebovitz was interviewed by Library staff members Grant Rosenberg and Pauline Lemasson in his beautifully renovated Paris kitchen. What follows are excerpts of his remarks. […]