New Translator on Board

We have a new translator on board here at Le French Book. Welcome Sally Pane. She just handed over a draft of one of the upcoming Winemaker Detective novels, and says, “I enjoyed the story on many levels.” She’s gearing up for another assignment. Sally’s bio Sally Pane studied French at State University of New York Oswego and the Sorbonne before receiving her Masters Degree in French Literature from the… Related posts: So many books… This fall, which in France for the purposes of this... A writing life: meet Frédérique Molay Today, Frédérique Molay, the bestselling author of The 7th Woman (now...

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Blog Tour Bonanza with David Khara

It’s been an exciting couple of weeks over here with the release of our new thriller. And the author David Khara has been on a roll doing all kinds of interviews and guest posts.  And David has a lot of interesting things to say. The Bleiberg Project also received number of reviews.Click through to visit the bloggers who are supporting the effort. Thanks to all. Blog tour interviews and guest posts Crime Thriller Girl: Interview – Author David Khara talks about The Bleiberg… Related posts: Genre fiction: a good story is a good story “It’s the kind of thriller we love, with chase scenes... Action Thriller Ebook Gets Publishers Weekly Review Woohoo. This week’s issue of Publishers Weekly ran a review of...

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Got to Love France Department: May 2013

Here is one reason some people love France, and others hate it: the month of May. That is because there are three to four holidays (depending on the year). These are: La fête du travail or Labor Day – May 1 Victory Day (celebrating the end of WWII in Europe) – May 8 Feast of the Ascension, which is movable and falls on May 9 this year Whit Monday, which is also movable and falls on May 20 this year This is a good year: May… Related posts: Why do you love France? Below are some pictures that illustrate fairly well one reason... France Facts: The Good Life? A lot of recent blog posts here have focussed on...

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