Francophilia Gazette

The life and times of an English woman living in Provence with her  husband The Artist and her two Scottie Dogs, exploring the food and customs of her adopted home town in Provence. Provence Calling

I have been to Paris, France several times and would like to share my stories with more people that share a love of French culture. Rue de Eives Miren

Veronica’s Nap combines a serialized novel set in Aix-en-Provence with a companion blog for sharing related ideas.  Some people have called it a “blovel.” Among other things, the story gives a rare look at contemporary French Jewish life.

Graham and his family moved to the Cognac region in 2003 when he set up business as a property “buying agent”. He blogs about all aspects (good and bad) of his life in France. A little drop of Cognac

A chinese girl’s perspective on France and all things French, with illustrations and memories of my visits to this wonderful country. The Canny Francophile

If you live in, travel to or just dream of visiting Provence… Food, wine and travel writer Julie Mautner has all the inside info. News, features, reviews, cool people, events and more. ProvencePost.com

One woman’s attempt to win a trip to Paris as she blogs about films, museums, hotels, restaurants, etc. related to France.  A relevant contest link accompanies every post. Winning Paris… and Everything Else.

I am a middle school French teacher in the US and I created this blog to try to get my students excited about French culture. We like to read comments from strangers around the world!! Mademoiselle Watson’s blog

Illustrator Linda Hampton Smith paints her passion: all things French. The French Easel

Breton Diary details my simple day to day life in Brittany. I have been an expat here for seven years now and every day gets even better!

Sab has been taking photos in Paris for many years. His latest project is creative Paris street photography using only an iPhone to take, process and publish his artistic images. Paris and i

Lost In Cheeseland explores the idiosyncrasies of the French. This collection of musings about my life in Paris is not meant to offend or criticize but serves rather as a forum of expression. I live in the 11th with my husband and cat. These are my stories.

The sometimes-linguistic observations of a disgruntled American francophile. Bouchers de la langue sacrée.