Storytime in Paris

This week, I asked American travel journalist and writer Ann Mah your questions. Ann’s work had appeared in The New York Times, Condé Nast Traveler, and The Washington Post. Her latest book, “The Lost Vintage,” is a USA Today bestseller, and Indie Next pick. Ann graciously joined me before an international move to discuss her love of language, socks, and French food. She gives us insight into her...

“What did I see today that made me fall in love with my life all over again?” This week’s Storytime in Paris author is Chloe Lodge, a globally renowned, award-winning storyteller photographer based in New Zealand. Her talent for playing with light and shadow is breath-taking and masterful. Chloe wrote “For The Love of the Photograph” and its sister publication, “'For the Love of the Photograph, a...

This week’s guest is Sion Dayson, voice actor and author of “As a River.” Her stunning debut novel was nominated for the Hurston/Wright Legacy Ward in the Debut Fiction category, finalist for the Foreword INDIES Book Award, and winner of the Crook's Corner Book Prize for the best debut novel set in the American South. In a lighthearted and fun conversation, Sion and I discuss her passion for lyric...

This week, my guest is American mystery writer Cara Black. Cara has written 20 books in her New York Times bestelling Aimée Leduc series, starring Aimée as a Paris-based private investigator. Last year, Cara decided venture away from PI Leduc to try her pen at something different, and wrote “Three Hours in Paris,” an historical thriller that begins with the fact that Hitler only spent three hours...

In our very first Storytime in Paris episode, Jennifer talks with April Lily Heise. Lily is a travel writer, creator of the award-winning blog “Je T’Aime, Me Neither,” and author of “There’s Only One Paris: Tales From Our Times. We discuss what it’s like to write a book during a pandemic, how farmlife sparks imagination, and Lily’s evolution from writing stories about aliens to creative non-fictio...