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love-bokumono-fics · 3 years

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Throwback Thursday - 2016

This week we're going back to that distant year of 2016 to take a look at some of the throwback fics. I, for one, believe that fanfiction has no expiration date. Some of the best fic I've ever read is now decades old, and I go back and read them again and again. Throwbacks are the best!

So let's look back at the distant year of 2016 and see what the fandom was writing!

Do you have a throwback fic you want to share? Send us a link in the Submission Box! (it doesn't have to be from 2016)

Starting Over - by Robotkitty5848; Completed, 8/8, 7k

Rating: General Audiences; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: F/M

Fandom: A New Beginning

Relationship: Rod/OC; Characters: Rod, OC - Character

Summary: After a breakup with Neil, Alex feels as if her life is over. What she doesn't know is that she has someone else who loves her more than Neil ever could.

Sweet as Pie - by Robotkitty5848; Completed, 1/1, 1.8k

Rating: Mature; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: M/M

Fandom: Story of Seasons (2014)

Relationship: Fritz/OC; Characters: Fritz, Original Character

Additional Tags: Drunk Sex, Yaoi

Summary: Oliver invites his fellow farmer Fritz to try some of his cooking, and ends up getting drunk.

I Care About You - by windyjeans; Completed, 1/1, 2k

Rating: General Audiences; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: F/M

Fandom: Friends of Mineral Town

Relationship: Rick/Claire; Characters: Rick, Claire

Additional Tags: Domestic Fluff, Pregnancy, Hurt/Comfort, Family

Summary: Rick has always been a bit of a worrier.

Left Unsaid - by copernicusjones; Completed, 1/1, 4k

Rating: General Audiences; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: Gen

Fandoms: Grand Bazaar

Relationship: Antoinette | Enju & Dirk | Dirka; Characters: Antoinette | Enju, Dirk | Dirka, Background & Cameo Characters

Additional Tags: Goodbyes, Male-Female Friendship

Summary: Conversation doesn't come easily for Antoinette. Around Dirk, though, she's found the ability to say everything she needs to, with or without words. On the night it matters most, there isn't anything she can say to truly tell him how much he means to her. But for him—her best friend—she'll try, as she remembers all the times he's tried for her.

Rooty Call - by AccidentallyTheWholeFanfic; Completed, 1/1, 2k

Rating: Mature; Archive Warning: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings; Category: Other

Fandoms: A New Beginning

Characters: Henry, A Tree - Character

Additional Tags: Parody, Humor, Watch Out for That Tree

Summary: On his way to the Echo Town mines one afternoon, set on getting a glorious gift for the woman of his dreams, Henry Turner is reluctantly sidetracked by an enigmatic voice with a PARTICULARLY indecent proposal. Rated M for "Man, You Seriously Need Help."

The Line - by AccidentallyTheWholeFanfic; Completed, 1/1, 3k

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: M/M

Fandoms: Animal Parade

Relationship: Luke/Owen; Characters: Luke, Owen

Additional Tags: Romance, Friendship, Sexual Tension, Starry Night Festival

Summary: Just the little things that added fuel to the fire around which they were constantly dancing, neither having the courage to simply step outside the boundaries and close the distance. He prided himself on being more direct with people than this.

Pie, Spells, Trouble - by Evilicing; Completed, 1/1, 3k

Rating: General Audiences; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: F/M

Fandoms: Animal Parade

Characters: Julius, Witch Princess, Vivi

Summary: Julius had never really thought about... "magic." Sure, he felt that some kind of magic must exist in the world, for there were unexplainable, beautiful things that he loved. Jewels, minerals, nature... pie.

A Thousand More - by Budgiechan; Completed, 1/1, 5k

Rating: General Audiences; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: Gen

Fandoms: Story of Seasons (2014)

Characters: Witch Princess, Harvest Goddess, Witchie, Dessie

Summary: They've known each other since they were naught but children... A story written for the Starry Night Exchange on Tumblr, retelling the story of the Witch Princess and the Harvest Goddess over the years.

By the Sea - by treetracer; Completed, 1/1, 3k

Rating: Mature; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: F/M

Fandoms: Story of Seasons (2014)

Relationships: Klaus/OC; Characters: Klaus, Main Character

Additional Tags: Love, Romance, Honeymoon, First Time, Sex

Summary: "Above them the night sky began to bloom with the twinkling lights of stars and the brilliance of the full moon bathed the shore in cool lunar rays. The sound of his heart beneath her ear was steady and strong. She held him closer to her." This is their first night together as husband and wife. They spend their honeymoon on an island in Tropical Country.

A Sorta Fairytale - by Miss Kitty DeMarco (ParisWriter); WIP, 5/?, 17k

Rating: Mature; Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply; Category: F/M

Fandoms: A New Beginning

Relationship: Amir/Rachel (Rio); Characters: Amir, Rio | Rachel, Neil, Allen, Sanjay

Additional Tags: Romance, Royal Drama, Culture Shock, Swearing, Love at First Sight

Summary: A New Beginning: Prince Amir Ranjiit Raj Singh came to Echo Village in search of ways to better his homeland for his people. He never expected to fall in love with the young woman who had been instrumental in the town's revitalization, yet the first time he looked into her eyes he knew he'd met his future bride. Their journey to "happily ever after" would not be an easy one, however...

#throwback thursday #harvest moon #story of seasons #a new beginning #friends of mineral town #grand bazaar #animal parade

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translucentdragons · 4 years

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Dragon Age Daily Meme: 30-Day Hawke Challenge

https://www.deviantart.com/pariswriter/art/Dragon-Age-Daily-Meme-30-Day-Hawke-Challenge-350370469

I’m just posting the link because I kind of want to do the challenge, will I stick to doing it daily? Maybe not, will I do all 30? Probably not!

#dragon age #dragon age memes #writing memes #dragon age 2 #dragon age hawke

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write-it-down-or-dont · 3 years

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URL change!

Pariswrites is now write-it-down-or-dont

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chicagosblackbusinessnetwork · 5 years

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copyrightlitigation · 4 years

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ao3feed-fenhawke · 6 years

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Reddit Prompts Collection

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2SmIHJ5

by ParisWriter

This is a collection of things I have written for the weekly Dragon Age subreddit writing prompts. Mostly based in Origins and DA2, with the occasional dip into Inquisition territory. More details on each piece in the first chapter. Tags/Rating subject to change.

Words: 362, Chapters: 2/2, Language: English

Fandoms: Dragon Age (Video Games), Dragon Age - All Media Types, Dragon Age II, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Inquisition

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: F/M

Characters: Female Surana (Dragon Age), Female Hawke (Dragon Age), Fenris (Dragon Age), Cullen Rutherford, Varric Tethras, Zevran Arainai, Wynne (Dragon Age), Alistair (Dragon Age), Female Trevelyan (Dragon Age)

Relationships: Alistair/Surana, Fenris/Female Hawke

Additional Tags: Prompt Fic, One Shot Collection, Character Death, Feels

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/2SmIHJ5

#fenhawke #fenris/f!hawke #fenris/hawke #f!fenhawke #IFTTT #ao3feed

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parkerflix · 8 months

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— when he sees me

jeremiah fisher x gn!reader

genre: angst (lol)

synopsis: loving jeremiah fisher was hard. especially when he’s in love with someone else.

wc: 1.05k

part of the 1k celebration!

loving jeremiah fisher was always hard. you had only eyes for him, and you knew he only had eyes for belly. you tried desperately to distance yourself from those feelings, knowing you were putting more weight on your interactions with him.

every glance, every moment spent with him you ended up analyzing, trying to figure out if he felt even a fraction of what you felt. more often than not, you had to convince yourself that you were correct.

it felt like a bucket of ice had landed on top of your head when conrad and you came from his fina. seeing belly and jeremiah kiss knowing both you and conrad could come out at any moment made you stomach drop. it was the harsh wake up call that you needed.

conrad had interrupted them, and it all blurred in the background, your thoughts getting louder and overpowering. conrad took you away from them, taking you instead to help pack up his room.

you felt jealous, sadness and anger. belly wasn’t supposed to be with you guys. it was a last minute addition, and you felt jealous of her. she had the attention and affection of both fisher boys, while you pined over the younger fisher. it felt like a movie where she was the protagonist, and you just ended up being a unimportant side character.

the car ride with everyone was uncomfortable, and you tried blocking it out by putting in headphones. the cat’s movements made you drowsy, and it wasn’t until conrad slightly shook you awake that you noticed that you guys had stopped at a motel.

the atmosphere between the 4 of you seemed tense, and you felt out of place with their love triangle. they all bickered about the bed situation, and you felt as if the room was closing in on you.

running out of the room, you gasped for a breath and took a seat next to the vending machines. a tear rolled on your cheek and you hastily wiped it off, not wanting to let your guard down.

your name was called, and you looked up to see jeremiah standing there.

“are you okay?”

you nodded and took in a deep breath.

“yeah. i’m okay.”

he eyed you as if he didn’t fully believe you.

“are you sure? you ran out of there pretty quickly. i’m sorry if you feel like you’re in the middle of this whole thing—”

you squeezed your eyes shut and waved him off.

“it’s fine.”

��i know it’s an unfair position to be in, being stuck with all of us especially when belly and i-”

you stood up and balled your fists, letting your nails dig into the palms of your hands.

“jeremiah. i said it’s fine. can you drop it?”

you never were short with him, and it caught him off guard.

“what’s with you? are you upset at me too?”

you exhaled and your eyes darted everywhere but his face.

“it’s nothing. i don’t want to talk about it.”

“cmon, you’re my best friend. are you mad because we didn’t tell conrad?”

of course. he thought you were mad for conrad’s sake.

“no, jere but seriously drop it.”

“i wanna know what i did though! i cant stand you being mad at me.”

you felt like you were going to throw up, the words escaping you before you could react.

“i’m upset because of the kiss.”

your eyes widened and jeremiah stood there with a confused look.

“the kiss? it wasn’t intentional that conrad would see, he sort of just—”

“god! it’s not about conrad! why do you assume my feelings are about conrad? it’s because you kissed her.”

“it’s because i kissed her? what does that even mean?”

you sighed and slumped your shoulders. you knew you couldn’t run and hide from it like you always did, and you weren’t even sure if you wanted to.

loving jeremiah fisher was hard, and you were tired of it being one sided. you wanted to be free of your feelings for the curly-haired fisher, wanting to just be his friend without analyzing his every move.

“i love you jeremiah. i have for a long time. so yeah i’m upset because you kissed her.”

“i-”

“do you know how hard it is to be your friend but be in love with you? do you realize seeing you look at her the same way i look at you kills me? no. you don’t. because everything is about conrad and how he feels and how belly feels and how you feel. i cant keep doing this to myself. it’s not fair.”

“doing what?” his words came out like a whisper, so faint that if you weren’t standing face to face you wouldn’t have heard him.

“this” you gestured between the two of you “this friendship. i cant do this anymore. at least not right now. it hurts too much.”

he was silent, mouth shut and his eyes holding a swirl of emotions.

“listen. i’m going to go back into the room, and i’ll take the bed with conrad. he’s aware of how i feel, and it’s just gonna be easier. we’ll talk in the morning.”

you pushed past him, and walked back to the room. pulling conrad to the side you kept him up to speed, ignoring the obvious longing and jealous look belly was giving you. it felt ironic that she was jealous of you when you were nothing but jealous of her.

the rest of the night went with you ignoring both belly and jeremiah. curling into conrad’s side, you finally let the tears fall silently and soak his shirt. he wrapped his arms around you, the two of you understanding how the other felt.

come morning, you quickly got ready and dressed before everyone else was up. getting out of the room you quickly found cell service and ordered an uber.

the car came for you quickly and you climbed in, making sure you had all your bags. you sent a text to conrad letting him know you left early for home and to not tell the others and turned your messages on mute.

putting your headphones in, you finally let yourself really cry, leaning your head against the window.

loving jeremiah fisher was hard, but you knew getting over him would be harder.

#jeremiah fisher #belly x jeremiah #jeremiah fisher x reader #jeremiah fisher x y/n #team jeremiah #tsitp conrad #tsitp jeremiah #tsitp #tsitp s2 #the summer i turned pretty #tsitp belly #conrad fisher #tsitp season 2 #pariswrites #gavin casalegno

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who-needs-an-online-identity · 5 years

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A shitty aesthetic for my writing work in progress

#writing #pariswrites #my writing #radio space

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staceyresnikoff · 7 years

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“Writing in Paris” Resources for Writers (Boston Book Festival - BBF Unbound)

Voilà ! You’ve found the linkable resource list from the “Writing in Paris” BBF Unbound session at the 2017 Boston Book Festival. Explore your options to write in English in France:

Cambridge Writers’ Workshop Writing Retreats

https://cambridgewritersworkshop.org/summer-in-paris-writing-retreat-july-22-30-2015/

Based in Cambridge, CWW holds retreats in Paris and the French countryside, mixing classes, workshops, yoga, café writing, outings, and time with faculty. Artistic Director Diana Norma Szokolyai says the next Paris retreat will be July 25-30, 2018 with Rita Banerjee, Diana Norma, and two or three well-established authors as faculty. See the daily blog from the 2016 Barcelona and the South of France Retreat to get more background on their approach: https://cambridgewritersworkshop.org/2016/07/18/bienvenidos-a-barcelona-the-cww-barcelona-south-of-france-writing-retreat-day-1/ From the website: “The workshop is a forum for fostering communities of dedicated writers and encouraging creative expression in the literary arts.”

L’ATELIER

http://www.latelierwriters.org/

Founded by three Emerson College MFA graduates, Laura McCune-Poplin, Michelle Bailat-Jones, and Sara Johnson Allen, L’ATELIER was designed to be an instructive and supportive writing community coming together for one week in the French countryside. The third annual retreat took place in early June 2017 at a former winemaking estate. From the website: “The space provides privacy for writing and also comfortable common areas with verandas, centuries-old stone staircases, gardens, hidden libraries, and a reserved meeting space for L'ATELIER craft sessions, meals, editing consultations, and seminars.” See the blog to understand the introspective and inspirational flavor of this annual retreat: http://www.latelierwriters.org/blog/

WICE Paris

https://www.wice-paris.org/

From the WICE website: “WICE is one of the oldest Anglophone organizations in Paris. For more than 35 years, this non-profit association has been offering cultural and educational programs to the international and expat community in Paris. Day-to-day operations are supported by a dedicated group of volunteers, diverse in age and nationality.” WICE creative writing courses are offered year-round: www.wice-paris.org/creative-writing-literature with regular faculty including David Barnes (of SpokenWord) and Gretel Furner. Occasional CNF/memoir teacher Lise Funderburg http://www.lisefunderburg.com/ is highly recommended.

Paris Writers Workshop (run by WICE)

http://www.wiceblog.org/2016/03/paris-writers-workshop-2016.html

Every other year, WICE holds its Paris Writers Workshop, which includes workshopping, manuscript consultations, panels, and sightseeing. There is no 2018 website yet, but see the link above and the write-up in Poets & Writers: https://www.pw.org/content/paris_writers_workshop

about 2016. More information from Dmitri at WICE: “I was on the organizing committee in 2016, and am head of the committee for PWW 2018. This is a week-long workshop typically in late June or early July. We run seminars in novel, short story, creative nonfiction and poetry. We've had some distinguished faculty, including Phillip Lopate, Lan Samantha Chang (who runs the Iowa Writing Workshop), and Ayana Mathis (author of The Twelve Tribes of Hattie).”

Paris Writing Workshop at the Paris American Academy

http://pariswritingworkshop.com

This is an intensive month-long workshop held each July in the Latin Quarter on the historic Rue Saint Jacques, close to Luxembourg Gardens. The program combines fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry through craft classes and workshops, as well as special sessions in screenwriting, travel writing, and reading one’s work to an audience. Rolf Potts runs the program. His 2018 co-instructors are: Major Jackson, Dinah Lenney, and Robin Wasserman. There can be guest lectures and soirées. Writers in the Fellows Program focus on specific writing projects while also leading peer workshops and literary walking tours. Applications and acceptances are rolling.

Paris Writers Retreat

http://www.pariswritersretreat.com/

Wendy Goldman Rohm of Rohm Literary created this twice-yearly program with best-selling authors and literary agents to empower writers in both writing and publishing. The next retreat is May 28 - June 1, 2018. From the website: “Story and manuscript development come alive at this acclaimed, professional workshop for authors of fiction and nonfiction. We hold the Paris Writers Retreat twice a year at our private loft in the heart of Paris, in May and September. Develop your book, fine tune your manuscript, and perfect your writing in progress. Writers of all levels attend to generate new material, develop ideas, or shape their stories.” The schedule is posted here: http://www.pariswritersretreat.com/schedule.html

Left Bank Writers Retreat

http://www.leftbankwritersworkshop.com/

This one-week program, June 10-15, 2018, offers daily morning workshops and afternoon literary-minded outings. Founder Darla Worden aims to steep participants in the methods and influences of iconic expat writers. Quote from Darla on the website: “I want to offer this experience to other writers who would like to write in the morning and see the sights of Paris in the afternoon — using their Parisian experiences as writing prompts in their work. We will explore Paris’s Left Bank where iconic writers like Hemingway, Joyce, and Fitzgerald lived and worked, as well as the great museums, parks and restaurants that inspired them.” (Details on 2017: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2017/01/prweb13985873.htm )

American University of Paris (AUP)

https://www.aup.edu/academics/summer/creative-arts/creative-writing-institute

https://www.aup.edu/academics/summer/creative-arts

The AUP hosts both a Summer Creative Writing Institute and summer classes in Creative Arts, including Writing. Coursework is transferrable for credit at U.S. universities. Founded 55 years ago, the AUP describes itself as an “American-style university education” set in Paris. It’s located on the Left Bank in the 7th arrondissement along with icons such as the Eiffel Tower and Musée D’Orsay.

Shakespeare & Company

https://shakespeareandcompany.com/

This bookstore/café/literary mecca close to Notre-Dame cathedral delivers the pulse of what’s happening in the Anglophone writing/reading community in Paris. Shakespeare & Company provides its library room free-of-charge to several writing programs and teachers (upcoming events listed here: https://shakespeareandcompany.com/51/shakespeare-and-company/389/workshops ) and hosts not-to-be-missed, high-profile author readings. One of its most prestigious partners is the NYU low-residency MFA Writers Workshop in Paris (see next blurb). If you’re lucky, you might become a Tumbleweed, which is a guest of the bookstore, encouraged to write and read, and given a spot to sleep, in exchange for volunteer work at the shop: https://shakespeareandcompany.com/35/history/38/about-tumbleweeds

NYU MFA Writers Workshop in Paris

http://as.nyu.edu/cwp/low-residency-mfa.html

Whether you are ready to pursue a rigorous MFA in creative writing or not, the presence of this NYU graduate program is a boon to English-speaking writers and readers in Paris. It hosts twice-yearly residencies with stellar faculty during January and July — faculty who often do public readings and discussions — providing a tremendous surge of energy for students of other Paris writing programs running concurrently. NYU MFA students meet in Paris for five intensive ten-day residences over two years and then work remotely under close faculty mentor supervision. Check out a sample calendar of the residency period: https://as.nyu.edu/content/dam/nyu-as/cwp/documents/Low-ResidencyMFAJuly2015Calendar.pdf

Paris Lit Up

http://parislitup.com/

An independent, non-profit community arts organization, Paris Lit Up organizes a series of writing workshops, including the Paris Writers’ Group meetup hosted by Helen Cusack O’Keeffe (https://www.meetup.com/pariswriters/members/9573183/ ) and an application-based mini-residency (http://parislitup.com/writing-workshops/plu-mini-writing-residency/ ). PLU is also known for its Thursday open mic nights with featured writers at Culture Rapide bar in the 20th arrondissement of Paris (http://parislitup.com/paris-lit-up-open-mic/ ) and Paris Lit Up Magazine.

Ivy Writers Paris

http://ivywritersparis.blogspot.com/

Ivy Writers Paris was founded by American writers Michelle Noteboom and Jennifer K. Dick. They offer bilingual poetry readings and literary lectures on the Left Bank. From the website: “Before the reading starts, we gather for a drink and chat with new friends and old alongside invited authors. After the reading, books can be purchased and signed and then everyone who wants to comes along for dinner. The reading is thus sandwiched between social space, allowing listeners to really get to know guest authors. Ivy gives you the opportunity to talk to the writers you love and to their publishers, as well as other authors, translators and aficionados of poetry in attendance.”

SpokenWord Paris

https://spokenwordparis.org/author/db1066/

Directed by David Barnes, SpokenWord Paris hosts events for Anglophone writers. The Writers’ Group, organized and run by Bruce Sherfield, is its Sunday evening writing workshop, open to all, held at Shakespeare & Company. From the website: a “very down-to-earth, unpretentious feedback workshop running on a drop-in basis almost every weekend since February 2005.” (https://spokenwordparis.org/the-other-writers-group/ ). SpokenWord Paris also hosts a Monday night open mic in the 11th arrondissement at Au Chat Noir https://spokenwordparis.org/practical-info/ and publishes the literary magazine The Bastille.

La Muse

http://lamuseretreat.com/

La Muse is just one of several pure retreats available to writers in the French countryside (just Google “French writing retreat” and you’ll find them). This one is in Labastide-Esparbairenque in the Occitanie region in southern France. It is run by writers Kelly Eielson and John Fanning, who left careers in publishing in NYC 15 years ago to found their enclave. In addition to a quiet room, here’s what guests can expect: http://lamuseretreat.com/retreats/what-we-do-each-retreat/.

The Write Bank Children’s Book Workshop

http://www.maxineroseschur.com/about-the-write-bank.html http://www.maxineroseschur.com/WriteBankFlyer.pdf

Maxine Rose Schur will host an intimate autumn 2018 writing course on children’s book writing for four to six participants, set in a rented Right Bank apartment. From the website: “Appropriate for both beginning and intermediate writers, The Write Bank Children’s Book workshop is a combination of lecture, discussion, readings, in-depth critiques and hands-on exercises. The focus is deeply personal: on your specific work and your current writing goal.”

Erin Byrne

http://www.e-byrne.com/workshop.html

Travelers’ Tales author and Solas Awards-winner, Erin Byrne, plans to resume her eclectic writing workshop in April 2018 at Shakespeare & Company. From the website: “Our writing can be brightened with techniques, styles, and flourishes of other genres. During this two-session workshop, taught by author Erin Byrne, we will dip our pens into fiction, nonfiction, travel, memoir, film, poetry, and journalism to add vivid hues to our writing styles.”

A few à la carte links:

https://www.meetup.com/topics/writing-workshops/fr/paris/

This list on Meetup.com features many writers and artists organizing their own Anglophone writing groups, literary communities, and readings in Paris.

http://parisreadingsmonthlylisting.blogspot.fr/

A blog sharing writing and literary events by month, posted by Jennifer K. Dick of Ivy Writers.

https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/#go-with-cea

About CEA from the website: “Since 1997, CEA has maintained one simple philosophy: To provide high-quality international academic programs and services.”

This petite guide was created for the “Writing in Paris” BBF Unbound session at the Boston Book Festival, October 28, 2017, with panelists Marcia DeSanctis, Lauren Grodstein, and Stacey Resnikoff, and moderator Kelly MacFarland. Set at the French Cultural Center of Boston, it’s one of four events co-presented by the BBF, FCC, and Consulate General of France in Boston. For any future “Writing in Paris” updates, follow @staceyresnikoff on Twitter.

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