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Hemingway: A How-To Guide to Living the Life of Literature’s Manly Man

Disclosure: I understand the sexism inherent within the title. It is intended as somewhat tongue-in-cheek, though by society’s standards I would definitely label…

Book Review: The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway

The Sun Also Rises was first published in 1926 by Ernest Hemingway and remains a literary masterpiece to this day. Below is a little bit about…

Book Review: For Whom The Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway

One of Hemingway’s most famous works, For Whom The Bell Tolls is a masterpiece from start to finish. It can get a little dry at times…

Culture Honey Touring Launches “European Journeys” with Two Paris-Centered Small Group Tours!

Traveling to Paris, Europe and the UK extensively for the past 20 years, Mike & Georgia Sanders offer their experience as travelers and small-group tour guides to bring guests the best of Paris and France at Christmastime!

Paris Je T’Aime | A Lifelong Love Affair with the City of Lights

So, what is it about Paris that keeps me coming back time and again?

Why Paris and not another lovely European capital city? Well, like other Francophiles, and like those outlined so well in David McCullough’s epic book, The Greater Journey, Americans in Paris, the lure of this dazzling, creative, energetic and gorgeous city…

#Aestheticism: The Life of Oscar Wilde

While by no means exclusive to writers, nor universal to them – and without intending to paint a sombre brush over this article –…

Book Review | An Invitation: Doorways of Paris

I would say the details of the gates and colors of the doors distinguish Paris with a character all its own. Now when I am not there, I find myself comparing other city gates and doorways to Paris. In truth, there is no comparison.

1 Epic Week, 3 Amazing Eataly’s!

Chicago, Boston and New York City, U.S.A.! Giant Eataly’s in all three of these major U.S. cities – Oh, what a delicious trip it…

Postcard From Paris ~ Love, Peaches

I love Paris. I am learning to speak French, little by little, but I know all the right words to use for friendly contact…

F. Scott Fitzgerald: How to Write the Great American Novel

“I’m a romantic; a sentimental person thinks things will last, a romantic person hopes against hope that they won’t.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald. Probably…

Book Review: My Life in France by Julia Child

Have you ever dreamed about living for a couple of years in Paris, France, the City of Lights? Are you a fan of the…